[thelist] boolean in MySQL
David Ulevitch
davidu at everydns.net
Wed Jun 19 16:29:00 CDT 2002
<quote who="Michael Mell">
> MySQL doesn't have a boolean type, right? So what is the preferred way
> to create a column to hold a true/false value?
> I've been using
> CHAR(1) DEFAULT "N",
I've just always used the ENUM data type:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/E/N/ENUM.html
you can set the first value to "FALSE" and the second to "TRUE" and then
simply INSERT with 0 and 1.
-davidu
> how's that?
>
> Is there some value that PHP would intrinsically recognize as true/false
> after a select, like 1 and 0?
>
> thx
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