How do I flip a bit in SQL Server, Boolean 'NOT' in T-SQL

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Use the ~ operator: 

DECLARE @Bool bit
SET @Bool = 0
SET @Bool = ~@Bool
SELECT @Boole
DECLARE @Bool bit
SET @Bool = 0
SET @Bool = ~@Bool
SELECT @Boole
  1. <code>
  2. DECLARE @Bool bit
  3. SET @Bool = 0
  4. SET @Bool = ~@Bool
  5. SELECT @Boole
  6. </code>
<code>
DECLARE @Bool bit
SET @Bool = 0
SET @Bool = ~@Bool
SELECT @Boole
</code>

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