Rules for choosing a delimiter

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Written by kalvaro 3 years ago Category: Running SQL scripts 440 posts since Thu, 29 Nov 07	I've noticed that HeidiSQL uses // as delimiter when dumping code for stored routines. Is it a safe choice to use in my own code? I have a little PHP script that generates SQL dumps and I want to make sure the dumps are valid no matter the code. P.S. Other possibilities seem to be $$ (MySQL Workbench) and ;; (mysqldump).
Written by ansgar 3 years ago 3950 posts since Fri, 07 Apr 06	Slash should be safe in PHP code. Back slash would be unsafe i think.
Written by kalvaro 3 years ago 440 posts since Thu, 29 Nov 07	I was referring to the script output, not the PHP code itself. I guess I'll try double slash: it's not a valid syntax element in SQL and I suppose it doesn't count as delimiter if it's found inside a comment or a quoted string.
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