Thank you for the reply. I appreciate it very much.
I checked the data for null in the column values, but I didn't any. I started
over from the beginning with a fresh clone of the database, and followed the
set up in ordered fashion, including a little routine to assure valid data in
the column
On Mon, 2024-11-11 at 15:10 -0800, Mark Phillips wrote:
> PostgreSQL 12
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> Given a table “customer” with a column “deadfiled” of the type boolean. The
> column
> deadfiled is used to indicate that a row is “in the trash bin”. The app has a
> window
> that lists the contents of the “
PostgreSQL 12
Given a table “customer” with a column “deadfiled” of the type boolean. The
column deadfiled is used to indicate that a row is “in the trash bin”. The app
has a window that lists the contents of the “trash bin”, which any rows with
deadfiled = true. Row so marked should be excluded
