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02-22-2017
08:03 AM
02-22-2017
08:03 AM
Not quite sure what you're trying to filter, but when we have the possibility of a "triple binary" (True, False, not set), we use s double negative.
Rather than "equals false", we use "does not equal true"
Confusing to read, but that catches both the case where the value is set to false and the case where the value has not been set or does not exist.