> Sorry, it's quite an involved one. However, the thing to note is that > SCARAB_ISSUE_TEMPLATE_INFO.APPROVED is *not* a key in the top-level > Criteria object, and yet it's value needs translating from "TRUE" to > "1". The 'correctBooleans()' method only checks whether the Criteria > contains a key of boolean type, so if a boolean criterion is hidden > away in a sub-criterion, then its value is not corrected.
I have also realised that 'correctBooleans()' will fail if the BOOLEANINT column is in a JOINed table, rather than in the table that the SELECT is being performed on. Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
