User269602965 posted
Depends on database and whether you are using SQL or the database procedural language for doing the insertion.
Oracle SQL does not support Boolean datatypes, but the Oracle PL/SQL (database procedure) does; however the target Oracle data table does not support Boolean datatype.
The desired effect can be accomplished by the SQL statement (with conversion of Boolean to text) or the PL/SQL procedure.
Given that you are transforming two columns into one, and the value being passed is classically Boolean for Checkbox.IsChecked, for Oracle the INSERT would best be done in the Database Procedural side.
How that is done, again depends on the database being called due to differences in each database.
So first determine the datatype capabilities of your target database.