Hi Conni, > I have a question: At http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pg-convert.php > there is a user note : "Why does this function, pg_convert(), reject the > string 'TRUE' as a valid value for the boolean types? ..." > > This is not the fault of pg_convert(). TRUE (in capital letters) is not > a string but a constant without quotes. If you try to convert it, the > function puts quotes and then 'TRUE' is not anymore a valid entry for > boolean fields in PostgreSQL. With the stringa t, true, 1, y, yes > instead the function works well. > > Shall I write a new note or put this hint into the documentation?
This should go into the docs IMHO. Thanks for taking this. Goba
