# Binary

	# At no point in the docs does it as [CHAR] BINARY, yet someone on IRC
	# helped me discover that that's the only working case of the binary type

	# Creating
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', UNHEX('4F216D0872CF700A') AS BINARY); # Fail
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('BinField', UNHEX('4F216D0872CF700A') AS CHAR BINARY); # Success

	# Retrieving
	SELECT HEX(COLUMN_GET(@var, 'BinField' AS BINARY)); # Success
	SELECT HEX(COLUMN_GET(@var, 'BinField' AS CHAR BINARY)); # Sucess


# Signed Integers

	# Creating
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', -50 AS SIGNED); # Fail
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', -50 AS SIGNED INTEGER); # Fail
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', -50 AS INTEGER); # Success

	# Retrieving
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS SIGNED); # Success
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS SIGNED INTEGER); # Success
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS INTEGER); # Success


# Unsigned Integers

	# Creating
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', 50 AS UNSIGNED); # Fail
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', 50 AS UNSIGNED INTEGER); # Success
	SET @var:=COLUMN_CREATE('IntField', 50 AS INTEGER); # Success

	# Retrieving
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS UNSIGNED); # Success
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS UNSIGNED INTEGER); # Success
	SELECT COLUMN_GET(@var, 'IntField' AS INTEGER); # Success

