0003484: MySQL tinyint columns can be sent as boolean columns through

DDL statements
JumpMind · Mar 9, 2018 · d84e933 · d84e933
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commit d84e933
Showing 1 changed file with 7 additions and 7 deletions.
diff --git a/symmetric-core/src/main/resources/symmetric-default.properties b/symmetric-core/src/main/resources/symmetric-default.properties
@@ -1771,6 +1771,13 @@ mysql.bulk.load.local=true
 # Type: boolean
 mysql.bulk.load.replace=true
 
+# Allows MySQL columns of type tinyint to be sent to other platforms as boolean in ddl statements 
+#
+# DatabaseOverridable: true
+# Tags: mysql
+# Type: boolean
+mysql.tinyint.ddl.to.boolean=false
+
 # Maximum number of rows to write to file before running with "BULK INSERT" to SQL-Server
 #
 # DatabaseOverridable: true
@@ -1852,13 +1859,6 @@ mssql.lock.escalation.disabled=true
 # Type: boolean
 mssql.include.catalog.in.triggers=true
 
-# Allows MySQL columns of type tinyint to be sent to other platforms as boolean in ddl statements 
-#
-# DatabaseOverridable: true
-# Tags: mysql
-# Type: boolean
-mysql.tinyint.ddl.to.boolean=false
-
 # For Sql Server, work around "Implicit conversion of varchar" issues by explicitly collating varchar
 # columns in the database trigger.  Relevant when the default database collation does not match the
 # collation of the varchar columns of a  table