I hate to bring this up again.  But...

This solution doesn't quite work.  Now whenever I pass a False value to the booleans they end up as NULL in the database.  If pass True it becomes True in the database.  If I pass NULL it becomes NULL in the database.

Like plugging holes in a dyke....  I'll try setting a default value in the database to false and see what that yields.

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I know that my object actually does have the value of False when I assign it.

RynoStats.applyENJPT = False

So somewhere as a result of the controller calling the AddRynoStats method (ie the DAL) the value of False is getting converted to NULL.

I'm almost positive my earlier hunch is correct.  It is the GETNULL() method that is messing me up.  So I'm trying to make my own which will be called in the SqlDataProvider as far as booleans are concerned.  I want it to check to see if the property value is False and if so...simply return the object back.  I'm just not sure how to check if the property is false first.  Since the GetNull takes it as an object...if I convert it the object to a boolean I *think* that converts a null value to a False.  Because this new GetNull function turns NULLs into False.  Does anyone know of a way I can examine the Field Object to find the value of null, true, or false without converting  it to a boolean?

Private Function GetNullBool(ByVal Field As Object) As Object

            If CType(Field, Boolean) = False Then
                Return Field
            Else
                Return DotNetNuke.Common.Utilities.Null.GetNull(Field, DBNull.Value)
            End If

        End Function

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I'm wrong.  Evidently my Info Object cannot hold three values.  If I assign rynostats.applyenjpt = null.nullboolean it immediately becomes set to false in the object.

So the culprit is the declaration of the Info Object somewhere as Cathal pointed out.  However, it appears I can only store TWO values in my Info Object boolean property.  Is this the case?  Can I not have it set to null, true, or false?

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