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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » Data Types » bitwise operators

5. 3. 3. Bitwise NOT (~) Validity Table


Datatype      ~

int           valid

binary        error

bit           valid

NULL          NULL



int stands for any of the following integer datatypes: tinyint, smallint, int, and bigint)

5. 3. bitwise operators
	5. 3. 1.	Selecting data using bitwise operators.
	5. 3. 2.	Testing numeric values with bitwise operators.
	5. 3. 3.	Bitwise NOT (~) Validity Table
	5. 3. 4.	Legal Bitwise Operation
	5. 3. 5.	Retrieving Index Properties by Using the Bitwise AND (&) Operator
	5. 3. 6.	Bitwise AND (&)
	5. 3. 7.	Bitwise OR (\|)
	5. 3. 8.	Exclusive Or (^)
	5. 3. 9.	Bitwise NOT (~)
	5. 3. 10.	The bitwise_not() Scalar Function
	5. 3. 11.	The bitwise_and() Scalar Function
	5. 3. 12.	The bitwise_or() Scalar Function
	5. 3. 13.	The bitwise_xor() Scalar Function

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