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If I may suggest an approach, and you are already using a database of some kind (e.g., MS SQL Server), then you should start with that. I personally like to use SQL Server Management Studio for this kind of thing. While I admit there are other good tools that support this work, SSMS is usually the first thing that comes to my mind when I need to do this kind of thing. However, depending on your version, you may not have SSMS available to you.
I would write a query that selects all of the rows in the table, or all of the fields in the table. The result should have a value of 1 for all of the fields. The value will be either 1 or 0, depending on the value of the field. You then extract the values that you want (e.g., 1 for the ID and 0 for the remaining fields), which can be done with a CASE statement, or you can use multiple queries. Finally, use a loop to iterate over each row of your result, and use something like SET @bool=0 to set the value of bool, or SET @bool=1 to set it to the opposite of the value.
You should be able to get the data you want using this method. I don't know your data or schema, so this is just the first that comes to mind. Good luck.
the victim's complaint of sexual abuse did not relate to the
attempted solicitation of the crime of prostitution. We note that the facts relied on by the state to support the trial
court's finding may have been of little assistance to the trial court since the state did not advance the "going
further" theory at trial. In any event, the state did not object to the jury charge, and neither party challenged
the sufficiency of the evidence as to the attempted solicitation charge.
4. We note that under Texas law, an accused is entitled to three strikes. In this case, the trial court
found that appellant had one prior felony conviction. Therefore, it sentenced appellant to 25 years in prison.
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using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using GSoft.Dynamite.Abstractions;
using GSoft.Dynamite.Engine.DataExchange;
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