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From: leif@danmos.dk
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.org
Subject: Postgres ODBC and SQL_BIT
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 98 11:30 WDT
Message-ID: <m0zE9EN-000G4UC@danmos> (raw)


  Hi all,

   Excuse me for a newbie question.

   I am trying to make a PostgreSQL database that must be compatible with
an existing M$Access database. I have some trouble figuring out what
postgres type to use for SQL_BIT. I believe the Access type is called Yes/No
(and is used for checkboxes.) I am also using this in a C/C++ program using
ODBC. My C/C++ program correctly connects to an Access database with these
fields, and I have tried both 'bool' and 'char' as types in the Postgres
database, but none of them works. Is there a standard type for this or do
I have to make my own (and if so, how?) ?


    Thanks in advance,

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