Hi,
I have currently trouble working with boolean values and variables in
functions.
As one would expect, a
select '1'::bool, 't'::bool, 'true'::unknown::boolean
works.
As a select '1' tells us this seems as a conversion unknown->bool
or ??maybe?? a boolean literal??
what-o-ever, at least my function gets not accepted:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION testbool(varchar) RETURNS boolean AS
$BODY$
SELECT $1::boolean
$BODY$ LANGUAGE 'sql' STABLE STRICT SECURITY DEFINER;
Postgres complains that it can't convert varchar to boolean.
Actually neither $1::unknown::bool works.
It turns out that there exists no conversion varchar/text/unknown ->
boolean.
Actually there's not any conversion -> boolean.
How should this be treaten?
*being confused*
sorry for duplicating (I'm sure) this topic, at least I tried to find it in
the listarcive.
