A quick review of the JDBC code shows that in fact everything that you pass
into the driver is converted to a String first.
Since Java char fields are 16 bit unicode characters, how does one go about
using the SQL type CHAR(1), which by default is only one byte (there is no
call setChar() in JDBC
I have a Java byte field that I'm trying to store
in the database. It has a value of (byte)'0' which is a binary
48.
When I use preparedStatement.setByte() with that
value, to store in a Postgresql CHAR field, it only stores a '4'. It's as
if the binary 48 were being converted to a Strin
