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⟩ What Happens If NULL Values Are Involved in Boolean Operations?

If NULL values are involved in Boolean operations, the result will vary depending on the operator type. For AND operator, FALSE takes precedence over NULL. The result can be summarized in a table below:

AND  TRUE FALSE NULL

TRUE true false null

FALSE false false false

NULL null false null

For OR operator, TRUE takes precedence over NULL. The result can be summarized in a table below:

OR TRUE FALSE NULL

TRUE true true true

FALSE true false null

NULL true null null

The tutorial script below shows you that NULL AND FALSE returns FALSE:

IF 0=NULL AND 0=1 PRINT 'NULL AND FALSE returns TRUE'

ELSE PRINT 'NULL AND FALSE does not returns TRUE'

GO

NULL AND FALSE does not returns TRUE

IF NOT (0=NULL AND 0=1)

PRINT 'NULL AND FALSE returns FALSE'

ELSE PRINT 'NULL AND FALSE does not returns FALSE'

GO

NULL AND FALSE returns FALSE

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