Or:
In the GSAK macro language, Boolean variables have the value of TRUE or FALSE. In the SQLite tables (which we directly access using MFilter Where=), they have the value 1 or 0. The form showed by The CEO and the form showed here are equivalent if the value you want is 1 (1 is assumed if the Boolean value isn't specified). If you want to select where the variable is 0 (false), you either can use:
or
GSK |
Mfilter Where=HasCorrected=1 |
In the GSAK macro language, Boolean variables have the value of TRUE or FALSE. In the SQLite tables (which we directly access using MFilter Where=), they have the value 1 or 0. The form showed by The CEO and the form showed here are equivalent if the value you want is 1 (1 is assumed if the Boolean value isn't specified). If you want to select where the variable is 0 (false), you either can use:
GSK |
Mfilter Where=HasCorrected=0 |
or
GSK |
Mfilter Where=Not(HasCorrected) |
