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> Am I doing something wrong, that DBD::Pg is "converting" it
> to 1's and 0's? Or is this expected?
That's expected: in Perl (and many other languages), both raw 't'
and 'f' are considered "true", so DBD::Pg does some mapping. Very
handy when you are passing things back and forth. You can turn this
behavior off with the pg_bool_tf attribute like this:
$dbh->{pg_bool_tf} = 1;
The default is 0. I'm going to move the explanation for this higher
up on the DBD::Pg docs page.
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