On Mon, 1 Nov 2004, Laferriere, Al wrote:
> [can't call setBoolean on char or setString on boolean]
>
This is the expected behavior. The 8.0 release of the JDBC driver
includes strong typing. Previous versions of the driver did simple
string substitution, a = ? was transformed to a = '0' before being sent to
the server. Now it uses a true prepared statement on the server side
which needs the correct types given to it.
Kris Jurka