CSV copy not correct (if the comma is in the results)

Brian Donahue

Hi Fred,

Thanks for pointing this out. According to the Excel CSV specification,
any fields of data containing a comma have to be enclosed in quotes, and any
embedded quotes in there have to be 'escaped' with a quote.

I will submit the change to development, and hopefully a fix will be out
soon.

Thanks,

Brian Donahue
Red Gate Technical Support

"Fred" <No@Thanks.com> wrote in message news:om3VhQFuDHA.2820@server53...
> LS,
> Another 'bug'-report. If I have differences in columns with a comma in
them
> (like "Gates, Bill" for a name column, but it could be a number as well)
the
> generated CSV isn't correct...Since the comma is the seperation character
> too I have too many columns on some rows. Could you correct this. Since
CSV
> is an old standard I asume there is already some definition giving the
> solution for this problem...
>
> Gtx,
> Fred
>
>