Hello, If I run the attached script (results I see in attached text), one can see a problem with true and false in variables. If I write true or false directly, no problem, sqlite store a 1 or a 0.
But if a put them in a variable, sqlite always store them as strings "true" or "false". How to achieve a correct result with a $value or :value without prefiltering values “true” or “false”? Thank you, Gilles.
sqlite3 version: 3.24.0 2018-06-04 19:24:41 c7ee0833225bfd8c5ec2f9bf62b97c4e04d03bd9566366d5221ac8fb199aalt1 libsqlite3 version: 3.25.3 INSERT INTO test (b) VALUES (true); values(b) = 1 values(id) = 1 INSERT INTO test (b) VALUES (:tvalue); values(b) = 1 values(id) = 1 values(b) = true values(id) = 2 INSERT INTO test (b) VALUES (false); values(b) = 1 values(id) = 1 values(b) = true values(id) = 2 values(b) = 0 values(id) = 3 UPDATE test SET b = :fvalue WHERE id = 2 values(b) = 1 values(id) = 1 values(b) = false values(id) = 2 values(b) = 0 values(id) = 3 UPDATE test SET b = false WHERE id = 2 values(b) = 1 values(id) = 1 values(b) = 0 values(id) = 2 values(b) = 0 values(id) = 3
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