On Aug 26, 2010, at 8:03 AM, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
>>> SQLite doesn't know a real Boolean type, but uses integers.
>>> The SQLite backend should take care of that - seems like it doesn't.
>>
>> Being fairly wet-behind-the-ears on this stuff... which backend are
>> you
>> referring to? sqlite to python, or dabo?
>
> I don't know, could be in Python's sqlite3 module or in dabo's
> backend. I presume the latter, but didn't check.
Generally, the dbapi adapter (sqlite3 in this case) is supposed to do
the translation between Python types and what the database expects.
Dates/datetimes are the most typical place where this translation is needed,
but booleans are also in need of translation when the database does not have a
native boolean type.
-- Ed Leafe
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