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As described in Adam's post. SQLite doesn't support logical types, so we will stick to the current behavior there (convert to INT and throw a warning). We suspect we will phase out SQLite in favor of DuckDB in OHDSI in the future.
Boolean types seems to be working well on postgres, redshift, sql server. Oracle 19 (test database version) is not though. I can pass logicals to and from oracle but NA values are converted to FALSE. I'm representing them as NUMBER(1) in the database. Still need to investigate Oracle. I think latest version of oracle does have boolean types but not older versions.
As described in Adam's post. SQLite doesn't support logical types, so we will stick to the current behavior there (convert to INT and throw a warning). We suspect we will phase out SQLite in favor of DuckDB in OHDSI in the future.
From discussion #275
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