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The BITNOT() function forms the bitwise logical NOT of an integer value.
Format: BITNOT(expr)
Parameters: expr evaluates to an integer.
The BITNOT() function converts expr to a 32 bit integer and forms a result value by inverting each bit.
Example:
N = BITNOT(A)
This statement sets N to the logical inverse of A.
See also: BITAND(), BITOR(), BITRESET(), BITSET(), BITTEST(), BITXOR(), SHIFT()
SD Basic Functions - BITNOT()
OpenQM 2.6.6 documentation for this command is available here. The OpenQM documentation may provide additional context for this command. However, some features in SD have been modified so the OpenQM information may not be 100% applicable to SD.