Hello! I've been working on a web form that has several large textarea fields for text input, which is working well, but once in a while people will enter single or double quotes around a word in that field. example, outer quotes are mine: "I come from a small eastern village named "New York" and while I was growing up there I learned how to play a game called 'stickball'." Sometimes that causes an error on the SQL insert or update. The text is also sometimes truncated at the quote. I thought ZSQL methods were supposed to safely escape all input content. Why is this happening? Is there a simple, accepted manner to have this behavior safely quashed besides setting up individual Python substitutions for every possible character that needs filtering? That seems as if it should be an unnecessary hack.. Thank you Chris cbeaumon@msri.org