At 16:24 +0300 on 24/06/1999, Michael J Davis wrote:
>
> select * from chargehistory where "new" = 't';
If I may add, I always found the practice of comparing boolean values to
"true" or to "false" rather funny. You take a boolean value, and compare it
to 'true'. You get a boolean result that is the same:
Truth table of "new" = 't':
new new = true
true true
false false
So... isn't it just slightly more reasonable to use:
SELECT * from chargehistory WHERE "new";
Herouth
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