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Yes/No Datatype

I am new to mySQL and am working on making a replacement database for out current access database.

I am trying to plan for the yes/no datatype in access. From what I understand, the mySQL equivelent is the TINYINT datatype.

Using the TINYINT datatype, what value would be considered "true/yes"? Would it be "1 for yes/true" and "2 No/False"?

Is it truly down to what I make it? Just a matter of consistency.

Thanks for taking the time to answer this!!!
Jan 11 '12 #1

✓ answered by Rabbit

The equivalent would be a bit(1), where the valid values are 0-1. And yes, it comes down to what you make it.

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The equivalent would be a bit(1), where the valid values are 0-1. And yes, it comes down to what you make it.
Jan 11 '12 #2
try ENUM data type,,.
Feb 7 '12 #3
@vslsanthosh

Thank you for the suggestion; I am also using that approach in certain circumstances.
Feb 8 '12 #4

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