note 92469 deleted from function.pg-convert by danbrown

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Subject: note 92469 deleted from function.pg-convert by danbrown
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Note Submitter: jasperhorn at gmail dot com ---- Andrew, you claim that the postgreSQL states you can do it that way. That claim is false. It says the string 'true' can be used - which is not the string 'TRUE' - and that the keyword TRUE (no quotes) can be used - which is not the string 'TRUE' either. To illustrate the difference between the keyword and the string: SET field = 'TRUE' // string, thus invalid SET field = TRUE // keyword, thus valid It is to be noted that this function does not support the keyword and as such, you will have to use a string representation, which the capital version is not.

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