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...re.id})").at(0) assert result.provider_score_is_current I really don''t see the difference between those calls, yet in the latter the field in the result is a boolean, like I would expect, but in the former, it is a string which contains either "t" or "f". Both databasefunctions (postgres) return the type boolean. So what''s the deal? And, I don''t like this way of executing SQL. Running find_by_sql on ActiveRecord::Base doesn''t seem to work. At least, it does at first, but when I want to do something with "result", it says: Acti...