What is the default value of boolean type transient attribute in VO?

Hi All,.
jdev version-11.1.2.1.0
i have created one vo based on eo where i add one boolean type transient attribute Marked(uihint checkbox).
now i have apply view criteria on this vo.
like---
     ViewObject vo=getView(iterator);
     vo.setQueryMode(ViewObject.QUERY_MODE_SCAN_VIEW_ROWS);
     ViewCriteria vc=vo.createViewCriteria();
     ViewCriteriaRow vcr=vc.createViewCriteriaRow();
     vcr.setAttribute("Marked", "true");//Setting attribute on view criteria.
       vcr.setConjunction(ViewCriteriaRow.VCROW_CONJ_AND);
       vc.setCriteriaMode(ViewCriteria.CRITERIA_MODE_CACHE);
     vo.applyViewCriteria(vc);//Apply view criteria on vo.
     vo.executeQuery();
     vc.add(vcr);
   vo.executeQuery();this code running fine and that is selected only those row which i have cheked.
but now i want to apply view criteria that select select those rows that are not checked.
like-
vcr.setAttribute("Marked", "false");but it is not return any row.
if select checked any row and then uncheked that row so marked attribute for this row set false. but rows that are unchecked by default not return.
so my question is that what is default value of Marked attribute when user not take any action i will try
vcr.setAttribute("Marked","null");
but not working.

i have tried this but this is not working.
follwing code working for Null case not for False
vcr.setAttribute("Marked","is null"); this code display all rows who has null but when i checked any row and then unchecked so that row get value "false" also not display.

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