Which of the following values will RDCA import as Yes for a Yes/No field?

The correct answer indicates that the RDCA (Relativity Data Connection Application) will import values as "Yes" for a Yes/No field when it encounters either "Y" or any non-zero integer. This behavior aligns with common conventions used in data processing where "Yes" is represented in a simplified manner either as a single letter, such as "Y", or through numeric representations where any non-zero integer indicates a positive affirmative response.

In many systems that utilize Boolean logic, "Yes" is often programmed to interpret specific inputs distinctly. For example, a non-zero integer is characteristically interpreted as true, catering to various data sources that may format affirmative responses in different ways. Thus, both "Y" and any non-zero integer effectively signal a "Yes" response during the import process, aligning with the intended functionality of the Yes/No field in RDCA.

The other options do not adequately represent how RDCA interprets Yes/No fields. For instance, a "N" (No), "False", "No", and "0" would logically indicate a negative response and therefore would not import as "Yes." Similarly, values like "Maybe" and "Sometimes" introduce ambiguity and do not conform to strict Yes/No criteria,