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unpublished | constants group BooleanComparisonMode |
Usage Restrictions not published Description specifies different mode how boolean comparison predicates are to be generated by a SingleSelectQueryComposer.

Constants
EQUAL_INTEGER | denotes the default comparison
IS_LITERAL | requires to use `IS boolean_literal` for boolean comparison.
EQUAL_LITERAL | requires to use `= boolean_literal` for boolean comparison.
ACCESS_COMPAT | requires to use an Microsoft Access compatible syntax for boolean comparison.

Constants' Details
EQUAL_INTEGER
const long EQUAL_INTEGER = 0; Description denotes the default comparison Most databases support comparing boolean expressions or column values directly with integer values: `column = 0` respectively `column = 1`.
IS_LITERAL
const long IS_LITERAL = 1; Description requires to use `IS boolean_literal` for boolean comparison. That is, the generated comparison predicates will be `column IS TRUE` resp. `column IS FALSE`.
EQUAL_LITERAL
const long EQUAL_LITERAL = 2; Description requires to use `= boolean_literal` for boolean comparison. That is, the generated comparison predicates will be `column = TRUE` resp. `column = FALSE`.
ACCESS_COMPAT
const long ACCESS_COMPAT = 3; Description requires to use an Microsoft Access compatible syntax for boolean comparison.

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