'k, not sure if I'm overlooking something obvious here, but the query
below, when run through psql, returns 't' or 'f', as I'd expect:
SELECT vm.path, vm.company_id, vs.ip_address_id, vm.path AS root_path, vm.vm_template_id, vt.mount_union
FROM vm_status vs
LEFT JOIN virtual_machine vm ON (vs.virtual_machine_id = vm.id)
LEFT JOIN vm_template vt ON (vm.vm_template_id = vt.id) WHERE vs.stop_date IS NULL AND vs.server_id IN (SELECT
id FROM server WHERE server_name = ?
ANDstatus_id = '1' );
But, when I run it DBI/DBD::Pg, I'm getting 1's and 0's ...
I'm reading the results as:
$get_hosts->execute($hostname);
$host_array = $get_hosts->fetchall_arrayref({});
foreach my $row (@$host_array) {
and printing the results as:
print $row->{'mount_union'} . "\n"; next;
Am I doing something wrong, that DBD::Pg is "converting" it to 1's and
0's? Or is this expected?
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