John W. Kennedy wrote:
Dale Erwin wrote:
Remember that the database engine in OOo is HSQLDB which is
written in 100% Java. In Java the Boolean type can only have
two values: True or False. In Java this does not equate to
True = anything > 0 and False = 0 or less like in most other
languages; just True or False.
Actually, I don't know of /any/ language that follows the above
description. In C, 0 is false, and anything else is true.
Either way, it won't work in Java. Can only be True or False.
Not strings, either.
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Dale Erwin
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