On Sat, Nov 21, 2009 at 12:49:33PM -0800, Mark Richardson wrote:
> I'm pretty sure the problem I found is related to this, but I found that ecpg
> doesn't process booleans correctly- this was in a old version of postgres (I
> think it was 7.4.2). I traced it down in the code, and there is a section
> that defines the values to be "yes" or "no", but then further processing
> looks for "true" or "false", so the end result is that a boolean is ALWAYS
> false, because the 2 filters don't match.
Is this a bug that you saw back then in 7 something, or a bug you still see?
> If you're interested in more detail, I have code fixes (they are at work so I'll send on Monday).
Please send them. I'm interested.
Michael
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