The MySQL IF Conditional Statement take this General form:
IF (booleanValue, valueReturnedIfTrue, valueReturnedIfFalse)
For booleanValue we Intend every Boolean Value then for Example the Result of a Comparison Statement like: A > B.
The IF MySQL Statement leave your Free to Assign the Value Returned in case of Truth or Untruth. So for Example you can rightly Inverse the Conventional Result giving:
IF (booleanValue, False, True)
This Function will Return False if booleanValue = True and Vice-Versa.
