php SQLServer escapes single and double quotes

There are two escape sql server:

The first escape character is a single quote ( ')

'By default, the single quotation marks single quotation mark () (') is a boundary string, if the string contains a single quote ( '), you must use two single quotation marks ('), a first single quotation mark ( ') is the escape character.

Example:

Here is the error of sql,

INSERT INTO 
Cogs_PurchaseSale(
CreateTime,UpdateTime,ApDate,
Type,Change,Currency,ExchangeRate,
[Date],StoreCode,ItemColor,Qty,
ProfitCenter,CreditNote)
SELECT 
getdate(), getdate(), '2019-11-01',
case when LEN(isNull(sm.Type,'StockMovement'))>0 then sm.Type else 'StockMovement' end, 'Decrease', 'SYSTEM_LOCAL_CURRENCY','1',
max(sm.[Date]), LEFT(sm.RecipientWarehouse,4),
sm.ItemCode+sm.ColorCode, sum(sm.Qty),
max(sm.ProfitCenter),max(sm.Remark)
FROM Cogs_StockMovement as sm
WHERE sm.APDate='2019-11-01' AND LEN(sm.RecipientWarehouse)>0
GROUP BY sm.Type, sm.RecipientWarehouse, sm.ItemCode, sm.ColorCode

I need to put this record into sql table

$failmsg="
INSERT INTO Cogs_PurchaseSale(CreateTime,UpdateTime,ApDate,Type,Change,Currency,ExchangeRate,[Date],StoreCode,ItemColor,Qty,ProfitCenter,CreditNote)
SELECT 
getdate(), getdate(), '2019-11-01',
case when LEN(isNull(sm.Type,'StockMovement'))>0 then sm.Type else 'StockMovement' end, 'Decrease', 'SYSTEM_LOCAL_CURRENCY','1',
max(sm.[Date]), LEFT(sm.RecipientWarehouse,4),
sm.ItemCode+sm.ColorCode, sum(sm.Qty),
max(sm.ProfitCenter),max(sm.Remark)
FROM Cogs_StockMovement as sm
WHERE sm.APDate='2019-11-01' AND LEN(sm.RecipientWarehouse)>0
GROUP BY sm.Type, sm.RecipientWarehouse, sm.ItemCode, sm.ColorCode";

$sql="update Cogs_TaskList set FailDesc='".str_replace("'", "''", ($failmsg))."',UpdateTime='".date("Y-m-d H:i:s")."' where ID=".$id;

$res= $dbobj->query($sql);

　　

Here manner str_replace replaced by two single quotes single quotes

Another escape double quotes ( ")

When SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF, "boundary character string, the character string" must use two ", respectively.