I have been searching the forums and surprisingly I cannot find any postings on this specific issue, although my frustration may be blinding me a bit :-). I cannot seem to find a way to map an Oracle 9i type to the .Net System.Boolean. I had hoped that a NUMBER (1,0) would be the equivalent of the SQL Server bit, but it instead shows as an Int16. I modified the source code in the Oracle driver and the DQE (DBType2NetType and SelectDbType functions) to return a System.Boolean for any number with scale = 0 and precision = 1, but I was not sure if this would work to convert to the proper boolean valyue (i.e. 0 = false, 1 = true). Am I on the right track or am I making this way too complicated?

For oracle, booleans are not supported at this moment. Type conversions to/from type T to db specific types is planned for May 2005.

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Otis wrote:

Btw, our emailserver couldn't connect to your organisation's emailserver this morning. This might be a known issue at your side, but in case it's not: i've replied your email, but the email server couldn't connect to any of your organisation's email servers...

(edit): make that a problem on OUR side . Ok it's solved now, your email should have been delivered.

Got it