I have a problem with SQL that I can't seem to get rid of. The problem is when special characters are being used that sql statements itself use, it does not like it at all. I tried many things and could not find a answer.

The error is caused by using the ' character in the text that is being put into the SQL table.

```
NobleCore.getSQLStaticly().updateSQL("INSERT INTO Punishment (`ID`, `UUID`, `PlayerName`, `StaffName`, `Sev`, `pType`, `Reason`, `Activated`, `Ends`, `Active`, `RemoveReason`, `RemovedBy`) VALUES (NULL, '" + playerUUID + "', '" + player + "', '" + staffName + "' , '" + severity + "', '" + pType +"', '" + reason + "', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,'" + end + "', '1', NULL, NULL );");

```

As you can see when it adds the '" + reason + "' the string from the method parameter it will error out causing a syntax exception because it contains the ' character. How can I get it to add this character so it knows it's part of the string and not to be used in the statement. 

```
[17:28:29] [Server thread/WARN]: com.mysql.jdbc.exceptions.jdbc4.MySQLSyntaxErrorException: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ']', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,'2015-02-26 17:58:29.708', '1', NULL, NULL )' at line 1

```

If you need any other code, let me know but I don't see how it will help :P