If I have a nullable bit field (named 'Disabled') and the data is as follows:
ID | Name | Disabled
--------------------
1 | Mine | null
2 | Yours| 1
If I then execute the following Linq To Entities statement no values are returned:
from r in Rates
where r.Disabled != true
select r
But If I execute this Linq To Entities statement:
from r in Rates
where r.Disabled == true
select r
It returns the expected one row with an ID of 2.
I want the first statement to return row 1 where the value of the 'Disabled' field is null.
Am I missing a trick here? Why does the first statement not return the null valued row?
Edit let me rephrase the question... Why isn't it returning the null rows? I know I can put in a simple null check.
from r in Rates
where r.Disabled != true
|| r.Disabled IS NULL
select r