I'm looking for some help with boolean. I searched around the internet and found out there's no real boolean type in Oracle, but came out with this :
create table tbool (bool char check (bool in (0,1));
insert into tbool values(0);
insert into tbool values(1);
I'm looking to add it to a table like so:
CREATE TABLE Member
(
mem_id NUMBER(8) CONSTRAINT mem_id_pk PRIMARY KEY,
mem_registeration DATE,
(Here I want the boolean, called IsEligble)
);
I just don't know how to enter it. Any help? thanks in advance!
CREATE TABLE Member
(
mem_id NUMBER(8) CONSTRAINT mem_id_pk PRIMARY KEY,
mem_registeration DATE,
is_eligible number(1) default 0 not null,
constraint ck_is_eligible check ( is_eligible in ( 0, 1 ))
);
(I think. Haven't tested it. Set your default as appropriate for your application.) You can also use 'Y' and 'N' for your pseudo-boolean values. I think it's just a matter of style.