That seems to work perfectly.

How is the performance, comapared to changing the queries to check for NULL explicitly?
I usually use the coalesce() function to fix this.  For
example:

   SELECT * FROm table WHERE coalesce(test_field,'') != 'test value';

The "coalesce(test_field,'')" will convert all NULL values of
test_field to an empty string and leave all other values unchanged.

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