With Sql Server 2016 you’ll be able to store and return validated JSON from the database. Does this mean you can now consider using Sql Server as a back end to a Node.JS web server? Maybe: but before this becomes a reality you have several chambers to pass through Continue reading Sql Server 2016 and Node.JS
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JSON Support in Sql Server 2016 CTP3.2 – Quick Start
The JSON has landed (in beta at least) – and I think it’s now some practical use. I’ve collected a few technical references here. There may not be a native JSON type yet, but there are workarounds to provide the kind of assurance control-freak RDBMS developers find comforting. I’ve shown some of them in the code sample below. Continue reading JSON Support in Sql Server 2016 CTP3.2 – Quick Start
JSON Support in Sql Server 2016 CTP2 – Quick Start
Please note: CTP2 has been superseded. See this post for information about JSON in Sql Server CTP3.2
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This post is a quick tour of JSON Support in Sql Server 2016. Three key points:
1) There won’t be a native JSON type, instead it will be represented as an nvarchar.
2) There is no BSON or JSONB support.
3) Some JSON features will not be available until CTP3. Continue reading JSON Support in Sql Server 2016 CTP2 – Quick Start
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