Technically this is a defect, but I didn't see a place for that. 
This came up in case #1055528; the issue is that if your interface name has a single quote in it, the various NTA alert macros (like Top Talkers) throws a SQL error.
Normally you'd want to avoid such characters in your interface names, but apparently the Cisco ASA automatically adds that to the interface name string returned from SNMP.
Ideally the alerting engine (I think) would escape single and double quotes (or strip them) to prevent this issue.
