dave-csc commented on issue #6646:
URL: https://github.com/apache/hop/issues/6646#issuecomment-3945047182

   Summing up what I discovered: 
   - the field in Hop is always defined as a boolean
   - in Hop 2.17 the Table output transform tries to insert its value as 
`Y`/`N`: this causes an Oracle error if the destination column is a numeric 
type (`NUMBER`, `INTEGER`, etc.)
   - in Hop 2.16 the Table output tries to insert it as `0`/`1`: this doesn't 
cause Oracle errors, because a number can be safely written in `CHAR`/`VARCHAR` 
columns, too
   
   To test, just link a **Data grid** with a boolean field to a **Table 
output**, that writes in a table with a column (of different types, see above)


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