Assuming you have a [tt]TTable[/tt] or [tt]TQuery[/tt] etc, you can use a [tt]tDBCtrlGrid[/tt], and attach your datasource.
Set up the number of rows, and drag a [tt]tDBCheckBox[/tt], and any other fields you need onto the top row.
In the properties of your [tt]tDBCheckBox[/tt] set the field property to your field. You can change the caption to reflect your data of course.
In the [tt]ValueChecked[/tt] and [tt]ValueUnchecked[/tt] properties set the values to 0 and 1 (as per your description above)
Hope that helps....
Chris ;-)