<insert id="clockUserIn" parameterType="domain.ClockUser">
INSERT INTO
clock_operations (user_id, date, clock_in)
VALUES (#{id},
#{lastActionDate}, true)
</insert>
<insert id="clockUserOut" parameterType="domain.ClockUser">
INSERT INTO
clock_operations (user_id, date, clock_in)
VALUES (#{id},
#{lastActionDate}, false)
</insert>
This works ok. FOr the first case it inserts 1 and 0 for the second
statement.
Larry Meadors wrote:
>
> OK, so you have a boolean in your bean, and a tinyint in your database
> and it's getting mapped to true regardless of the int value.
>
> What about insert/update? Are they setting the database to 0 and 1, or
> always using the same value?
>
> Larry
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