Boolean data type
Vertica provides the standard SQL type BOOLEAN, which has two states: true and false.
Vertica provides the standard SQL type BOOLEAN, which has two states: true and false. The third state in SQL boolean logic is unknown, which is represented by the NULL value.
Syntax
BOOLEAN
Parameters
Valid literal data values for input are:
TRUE |
't' |
'true' |
'y' |
'yes' |
'1' |
1 |
FALSE |
'f' |
'false' |
'n' |
'no' |
'0' |
0 |
Notes
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Do not confuse the
BOOLEAN
data type with Boolean operators or the Boolean predicate. -
The keywords
TRUE
andFALSE
are preferred and are SQL-compliant. -
A Boolean value of NULL appears last (largest) in ascending order.
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All other values must be enclosed in single quotes.
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Boolean values are output using the letters t and f.