Mike Chai wrote:
> I'm a little confused as to how booleans work in Rails. Which is
> better in the database? boolean or int(1)? True == 1 and False == 0,
> right? Using SQLite, I tried to set a value to true inside the
> database but it gave me an error. MySql didn't, so I had to switch to
> int(1) for it to work. Is this just how it is?
No. True == anything other than nil or false
False == False
DBMS have their own specific ways of handling booleans. The DBMS
adapter handles converting that to a Ruby form.
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