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NOT

Negates the supplied expression.

Synopsis

NOT expression

Description

The NOT operator negates the supplied boolean expression. Thus, all expressions that evaluate to 1 (true) instead evaluate to 0 (false) and all expressions that evaluate to 0 (false) instead evaluate to 1 (true). The supplied expressions may contain functions and other operations, such as > (greater than), < (less than), or = (equal to).

It is typically used in clauses, such as WHERE clauses.

Arguments

expression

A boolean expression.

See Also

WHERE

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