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I’m looking through my organization’s database, and there is a table called dbo.Account_Alerts, and in it there is a column with a strange long name:
IsExpectedGreaterThanFieldMarginNotification(bit, null)
What would be the purpose of such a field? Is bit the same as Boolean ?
Thank You,
Adel
Yes bit is exactly a boolean. It can only be 1(true) or 0(false).
What I can assume for the purpose of this field is:
A Notification
which is due to a field which is greater in length as opposed to expected.
If High(1), then Notification shall be launched otherwise not.
(+Please note this understanding is my assumption only!)