I know that this is probably the wrong place to put this, but I don't know
where the SQL server communities are.  Therefore, I am hoping someone can
help me anyway.

I am very new to SQL server, but have extensive experience in Access.  I am
now moving an Access database to SQL Server.  One of my tables has about
34000 records.  I moved this to SQL and then added a new field called
bit_Supply.  Now I cannot modify any of the values of the table in Access.  
Here is the problem.

For some reason, Access says the data in the field is "0" (zero).  SQL
Server says the data in the field is NULL.  The data should be FALSE.  If I
delete this field, I can modify the records in Access.  If I add it back in,
I can't modify anything in Access.  If I manually change the data in SQL to
FALSE, I can modify those records in Access, but can't modify any record in
Access that I did not change to FALSE.  Problem is that I have 34000 records
to change...impractical to manually change.

And in SQL, I have the "Allow Nulls" box checked, but I'm guessing because
the data type is "bit", Access is burping at this.

Can anyone offer any help?  Thanks.

(and sorry for posting in the wrong spot)

Brian