On Mon, 2007-02-12 at 09:09 +0100, Anton Melser wrote:
> In my searching I did turn up a comment (maybe from you even!) about
> how it wouldn't work (before at least). I guess my problem is that
> there is a body of sql that can't be changed, or at least the other
> devs aren't interested enough in pg support to let me add a ton of if
> pg else code. I think that creating a type is probably the way to go,
> though if anyone has any advice I'm all ears.
> I have .net code which has things like
> bool myBool = datareader.GetBoolean(datareader.GetOrdinal("my_bool"));
> Or something similar (I'm at work...). So I need to be able for npgsql
> to return a boolean, but also need to be able to insert and compare
> with straight 1, 0. I suppose there is a way that I can get around it
> but after a couple of hours I haven't been able to come up with
> anything.
Can you just do something simple like:
CREATE DOMAIN intbool AS integer CHECK (VALUE IN (0,1));
and convert the data type to that?
Then, can you tell npgsql to map the database's intbool type to the
application's bool type?
Regards,
Jeff Davis
