Running against postgres 8.1
I have:
create table foo (bit_val bit);
If I now try to insert, via the driver's prepared
statement, a value of java boolean true into
the bit_val column, I get:
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ERROR COULD NOT SAVE.....
org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: column
"bit_val" is of type bit but expression is of type
boolean
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This is totally wrong if my reading of the JDBC
spec is correct. Java boolean values should
be converted to bitval(1), possibly as '1' and
then converted back to boolean when read from
the database.
If I go to psql directly, the following works fine:
insert into foo (bit_val) values ('1');
THAT is what the driver should to as well.
This is really hokey since it's breaking my
O/R mapping tool.
Best regards,
--j
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