So, basically you can use things such as:
If X <> False Then
' X= = true
So ... if you always test for False or Not False then you s/b ok.
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Browse All TopicsIs it possible to redefine the value of True in MS Access?
Currently True = -1
however,
I have a 'mixed' application where a Boolean can only be 0 or 1. This knocks MS Access out of the park for this particular system.
Thanks in advance!
- Bill
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All,
Thank you very much. Yes, all of my system documentation identifies that False = 0 and True != False only. I have a different group of developers working in .NET having kittens regarding the -1 that gets populated in my Access user interface for true booleans. Recently they informed me that their interface 'will not work' if there are -1 representing true. (Oh, brother!).
Thanks for your attempts to help me.
- Bill
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by: DatabaseMXPosted on 2008-01-03 at 19:55:13ID: 20579875
Basically, True = Not False ... which is 0
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