Funny you should mention that. I'm forced to do just that. Why? Because Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager software uses the old MIF file format for importing hardware and software inventory into the SCCM database. Well, if you have a field in a custom inventory item, say one that specified a true/false value, the MIF specification doesn't support Boolean types! So, "True/False" it is! (This is was easier for upstream people to understand than it was for them to get that 1 = True, 0 = False.) Trust me, not my choice!
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