How are people representing boolean values in mysql (4 or 5) with
reactor?  I've always used TINYINT(1) but with reactor its causing a
problem because, by default, it validates the field as numeric so I get
an invalidType error.

I've tried the BIT(1) datatype for MySQL5, but CF can't convert the
value to a boolean, I'm actually not sure what this returns now, it used
to be a synonym for TINYINT(1).  
BOOL/BOOLEAN are converted to TINYINT(1) by MySQL so those type are
useless, the mysql ObjectDAO will never see this type.

For now I'm overriding the setColumn(bool) to convert the boolean to 1/0
and call super.setColumn(int).

I've only just run into this issue as I've started using Reactors
validation instead of my own.
 
Chris Blackwell
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