fix: Issue #2109 true and false value parsed as column instead of BooleanValue - #2110
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Hi all,
this patch addresses Issue #2109 in the JSQLParser library, where TRUE and FALSE were incorrectly handled as column names rather than as boolean values.
According to the SQL standard ISO/IEC 9075:2016, TRUE and FALSE are reserved keywords representing boolean literals, not column identifiers.
This patch updates the parser to recognize TRUE and FALSE as boolean literals, ensuring compliance with the SQL standard and preventing potential errors in query interpretation.
Ciao,
Luca