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| From: | Michael Widenius | Date: | January 29 2000 11:20pm |
| Subject: | Re: Why no boolean type? | ||
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>>>>> "sasha" == sasha <sasha@stripped> writes: sasha> "Fernando Rodríguez" wrote: >> >> So? O:-) It seems like a weird omition... >> >> 'Fernando >> >> -- sasha> as Paul said, ENUM('Y', 'N') will do the trick in some cases, and in others you sasha> can use tinyint. sasha> Are you porting something that uses BOOLEAN type. sasha> Monty, what do you think about parsing the BOOLEAN syntax and treating it as sasha> TINYINT ? We already do that for the BOOL type. Regards, Monty
| Thread | ||
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| • Why no boolean type? | frr | 29 Jan |
| • Re: Why no boolean type? | Paul DuBois | 29 Jan |
| • Re: Why no boolean type? | sasha | 30 Jan |
| • Re: Why no boolean type? | Michael Widenius | 30 Jan |
