Storing JSON in the Database
Alex Nuijten, Patrick Barel
Abstract
Alex Nuijten, Patrick Barel
Abstract
When you work with JSON documents, you must decide if and how you will store JSON in the database. The first decision, if , needs to be made early on. Do you need the JSON document in its original format? You can make the case to do this when you are not storing all the data in relational tables, and the JSON document might contain data that could prove valuable later.
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When you work with JSON documents, you must decide if and how you will store JSON in the database. The first decision, if , needs to be made early on. Do you need the JSON document in its original format? You can make the case to do this when you are not storing all the data in relational tables, and the JSON document might contain data that could prove valuable later.
Key concepts: JSON, Database, Computer science, World Wide Web