!boolean in query should convert to boolean == false rather than boolean != true where possible

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We have in most of our tables a property bool Deleted (not nullable); and you guess in most of our queries we do Where(x => !x.Deleted).

No i notice that the query gets translated to Deleted <> 1 which is for sql different then Deleted == 0 making it for sql harder to use certain indexes. Are there any guidlines towards this?


