Oracle Introduces Native Boolean Data Type Support in 23ai Release
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Summary
Oracle has introduced native Boolean data type support in its 23ai release, marking a significant database feature addition. The article compares this development with PostgreSQL's existing Boolean support and acknowledges Oracle engineers for implementing this data type for optimal performance.
Key quotes
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Many thanks to the Engineers at Oracle for implementing this data type for an optimal performance.
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