Thanks for the replies. Yes, I know there are ways to work around. I am
using strings "true" and "false" currently (I do not care too much about
memory :). But my major concern was that when I transfer a database with
boolean type support to MySQL (like, a database entered by a secretry in
ms access), what would happen to those boolean column?
Michael
On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Braxton Thomason wrote:
> MySQL does not have a boolean type. There really isnt a need for it
> though, since an tinyint will do in a pinch, and doesnt take up any
> more memory.
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> brax.
>
> On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Michael Yuan wrote:
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> > It is true that MySQL does not have boolean data type? I did not see that
> > on the mannual and the database refuse to take boolean as column data type
> > ...
> >
> > Thanks
> > Michael
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