The database schema for my application includes a
number of boolean column definitions. I have tried
defining these as BOOLEANCHAR, but this results
in compilation errors in the peer classes (the error
indicates that the variable Y cannot be resolved).
>From the schema:
<column name="CORRECT" required="false" type="BOOLEANCHAR"/>
The incorrectly generated code looks like this:
Class: Base...Peer
Method: public static void populateObject (...)
obj.setCorrect(Y.equals(row.getValue(offset+4).asString()));
The problem is either that the "Y" should be quoted,
or a constant "Y" should be defined to have the value
"Y". Given that Y and N appear quoted elsewhere in
the class, it appears that constants are not being used
and thus the problem is that quote characters are not
being generated around the character representation
of the boolean Y in this particular method.
Incidentally, BOOLEANINT works fine.
I am using tdk 2.1 with mysql 3.23.28.
Scott
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