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First of all, mysql does not have a boolean type, its boolean type is actually tinyint(1), in the previous logic, We force tinyint(1) to be a boolean by passing tinyInt1isBit=true, which causes an error if tinyint(1) is not a 0 or 1, Therefore, we need to match tinyint(1) according to tinyint instead of boolean, and this change will not affect the correctness of where k = 1 or where k = true queries