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Effective Strategies for Storing and Parsing JSON in SQL Server

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Effective Strategies for Storing and Parsing JSON in SQL Server

Like XML, JSON is an open standard storage format for data, metadata, parameters, or other unstructured or semi-structured data. Because of its heavy usage in...

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Microsoft Fabric: Ingesting from API’s and the JSON result

Ingesting from API’s is a common task to build a Data Intelligence repository. When making this ingestion in a Fabric Lakehouse, there are many tricks...

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Getting Excel Data as JSON: Rainfall and Sheep-Counting

You might think that it is easy to get JSON data from a spreadsheet, and there are plenty of utilities around that are based on...

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Setting up a simple Rest interface with SQL Server

We’re going to set up a web service for a SQL Server database using node js on a windows server. This is intended for a...

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 6 – Generating JSON post-12c Release 2

In this sixth and final installment in this introductory series on JSON I’d like to revisit the question of generating JSON from your Oracle database....

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 5 – Generating JSON in Oracle

In this fifth article in our series on JSON and the Oracle database we’ll be pulling the curtains back on the magic tricks that can...

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 4 – Retrieving JSON in Oracle

There’s a possibility you’ve parachuted into this series on JSON and Oracle at this point. If you are already familiar with what JSON is and...

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 3 – Storing JSON in Oracle

Welcome to part three in this series of articles about Oracle and its uneasy romance with JSON. Uneasy? Well, that’s a bit of a spoiler;...

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 2 – Why Use Oracle?

In this short series of articles, we’ll be talking about JSON and its integration with the Oracle database.  The first part was an introduction to...

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JSON For Absolute Beginners: Part 1- Introduction

Hi, meet my friend JSON. Chances are you’ve heard of it, perhaps you have a vague idea of what it’s for – something to do...

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JSON support in SQL Server 2016

At last, SQL Server has caught up with other RDBMSs by providing a useful measure of JSON-support. It is a useful start, even though it...

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So You Need to Expose JSON Endpoints

Even the most experienced programmers can be caught unawares by software they've used for years without trouble. Dino Esposito explains why and how the JSON...

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Writing Build vNext tasks for Visual Studio Online

Hosted TFS, now called Visual Studio Online (VSO), has a new way of writing build processes called Build vNext. Agent tasks are the building blocks...

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Quick and Dirty Web Data-Binding

Sometimes, the sheer byzantine complexity of the typical JavaScript frameworks underlying a typical web application can give you pause for thought. If all you need...

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Revisiting Partial View Rendering in ASP.NET MVC

For any browser-based application, it makes sense to load into the web page just the content that is immediately required and avoid whole-page refreshes whenever...

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PowerShell One-Liners: Accessing, Handling and Writing Data

In the grand finale to Michael Sorens' series of PowerShell one-liners, we come to the handling of data, reading it in and writing it out,...

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Producing JSON Documents from SQL Server queries via TSQL

Although SQL Server supports XML well, XML's little cousin JSON gets no love. This is frustrating now that JSON is in so much demand. Maybe,...

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Simulating Web API – JSON Formatters in ASP.NET MVC

The Web API framework is a useful tool for building RESTful ASP.NET MVC4 applications, but it's not essential. Dino Esposito demonstrates how you can use...

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Consuming JSON Strings in SQL Server

It has always seemed strange to Phil that SQL Server has such complete support for XML, yet is completely devoid of any support for JSON....

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Doug Crockford: Geek of the Week

Doug Crockford is the man behind JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). He is a well-known critic of XML and guides the development of Javascript on the...

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