Ruby on Rails

My Article model has one boolean field called "draft".  I'm using sqlite3 and rails 3.0.3.  The boolean column (which was created with :boolean) is storing 'true' and 'false' as 't' and 'f' in the database, and the queries appear to be working fine for both cases.  The problem is that when I look at the draft attribute on the query result objects, it is always "true":

   @articles = Article.where(:draft => false)  # returns the correct rows
   logger.debug(@articles[0].draft)            # will show 'true'

I know that Ruby treats 'f' as true, but I'm assuming rails will convert it to false as part of the mapping.  Why isn't it working?


Thanks,
Jim

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