Generic Boolean01
Numeric indicator stored in the Other Transaction Award generic booleans group. It represents the value of the first reusable boolean flag in the Generic Tags section for an OT award record, typically encoded as 0/1 rather than free text.
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Use Cases
- Dictionary lookup and field explanation
- SQL filtering and grouping
- Analytical reporting and reusable query building
Common Usage
- filtering OT award records by a specific generic tag value
- grouping awards into custom analytical buckets
- joining to record-level QA or workflow flags in stored extracts
Common Mistakes
- assuming the field has a universal business meaning across all FPDS releases or agencies
- treating numeric codes as text labels without checking the dataset-specific definition
Query Guidance
Use equality filters or CASE logic on the stored numeric value, for example WHERE content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01 = 1. If the field is sparsely populated or implementation-specific, inspect distinct values and null rates before using it in production SQL.
SQL Examples
Preview values
SELECT
content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01 AS generic_boolean01
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01 IS NOT NULL
LIMIT 25
Aggregate total
SELECT
sum(content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01) AS total_value
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01 IS NOT NULL
Distribution overview
SELECT
min(content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01) AS min_value,
avg(content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01) AS avg_value,
max(content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01) AS max_value,
count() AS record_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__OtherTransactionAward__genericTags__genericBooleans__genericBoolean01 IS NOT NULL
Each dictionary item includes SQL-ready examples generated alongside the variable metadata, allowing immediate use in FPDS Query for filtering, aggregation, and analysis.