Github user mattyb149 commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/1976
The code changes look good; I have a question in general about expected
behavior when the database doesn't explicitly support boolean types (such as
Oracle SQL). Let's say I have a JSON object `{"id": 1, "b": true}` and a table
with column "id" of type INT and "b" of type NUMBER(1). Do we need to support
this case, or if the target doesn't have a BOOLEAN type, should the onus be on
the flow designer to change the values accordingly (such as with
JoltTransformJSON)?
Also should we include BIT and/or other numeric types in the switch
statement?
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