Why you should avoid JSON in Azure SQL Database
JSON is convenient, but storing it in Azure SQL Database takes a lot of space. In this post, I will show you with a demo how much more space we are talking about.
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JSON is convenient, but storing it in Azure SQL Database takes a lot of space. In this post, I will show you with a demo how much more space we are talking about.
JSON_QUERY gives you arrays, but you can't join or count what's inside them. OPENJSON turns each item of a JSON array into its own row. In this post, I will show you how to use it with and without a WITH clause.
Two JSON functions help us read JSON: JSON_QUERY and JSON_VALUE. In this post, I will discuss the differences and how to use them.
Here is why Microsoft added a JSON data type to Azure SQL Database, and when I would use it instead of the good old data types.
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