My developer sent me the following error report. It does not include stack
trace. But I can get it shortly.
ERROR: column "deleted" is of type smallint but expression is of type
boolean
It appears that the queries generated by Hibernate contains boolean
expressions that are not being accepted as valid values by Postgresql DB.
Does anybody have experience with the following Hibernate's query
substitutions will work (Dean's suggestion)?
<property name="hibernate.query.substitutions">true 1, false 0</property>
It seems to be promising but I want to be sure it works before I recommend
to my team. They are already burnt with this boolean related issues in
Postgresql.
Ideally DB Engine/JDBC Drivers should be flexible(smart?) enough to
recognize integer values for boolean values. It is unfortunate that RDMBS
vendors nor ANSI SQL standardized boolean values. Am I making sense?
Thanks.
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