Hello everyone,
Im a little new in Hibernate world so forget me for my ignorance...
I was tring to do a reverse engineering on a client dataBase but i found something strange.
Some columns in their tables have the NUMBER data type with size 1 ( NUMBER(1,0)) and the hibernate reverse engineering maps those fields like a BOOLEAN type instead of a numerical type.

I read something on the internet about the JDBC considering this NUMBER(1) type like a boolean or a bit type so i thought to write a hibernate.reveng.xml and force the hibernate-type of any BOOLEAN to an INTEGER like this:



But it hasn't work at all. So is it a JDBC problem or can i solve this in another way?
Thanks in advance.

Hibernate version: Hibernate Tools 3.2.0

Name and version of the database you are using: Oracle 10