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SQL Server Bit Data Type and how it Stores Values(www.sqlservercurry.com)

submitted by SuprotimAgarwalSuprotimAgarwal(715) 9 months, 9 days ago

SQL Server supports the bit datatype which can be used to store flag values like 'true' or 'false'. However it should be noted how the values are stored in the bit column. This article gives you an overview of the same.

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posted by vijaystvijayst(1311) 9 months, 8 days ago 0

When we are assigning a value of 'true' or 'false' to bit datatype. Is the assignment case sensitive? for eg, is it possible to assign 'True' without getting a TSQL error.

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