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From: Quandt Brian <quandt@eec.umr.edu>
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Subject: Bool types
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Date: Fri, 19 Aug 1994 09:15:29 -0500 (CDT)
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Okay I give up what are valid "values " for boolean types?

As in 
	retrieve (XXX.all) where XXX.booltype = true

	or

	retrieve (XXX.all) where XXX.booltype = false


	or

	append XXX (booltype = what)

I know that bools are either true or false but I just don't know
how postgres (4.2) indicates these.  Everytime I try things like
	boolvar = 1 to indicate true in the where clause I get
	illegal op for int4... need to cast it.

Brian Quandt


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