If I wanted to use a datatype that acts like a boolean/binary/gives me Y/N, what datatype would I use?
I basically need YesNo to store any kind of boolean/binary/Y/N value.
This is what I have so far, however, isn't working.
CREATE TABLE TEST(
TestID int(3) PRIMARY KEY,
YesNo boolean
);
INSERT INTO TEST(TestID, YesNo) VALUES ('999', TRUE);
I don't think databases have a Boolean type. An alternative to this would be using a BIT
instead. Then set this BIT
value to either a 1 or 0. Also, It is standard practice for 0 to be construed as FALSE, 1 to be construed as TRUE and Nulls, when allowed, would be reflected as NULL.