On 3/2/2013 1:45 AM, MANJIT JHA wrote:
dear sir/madam i have a bit field in mysql table in which values are 0 or 1, but when i take data in cursor through sqlexec command in vfp9(sp2) it becomes T for all records regardless of 0/1 in mysql.
The ODBC driver interprets the bit field (correctly I might add) as a logical field. If you truely want 0/1, then make it a TinyInt field in MySQL.
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