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  1. Work with JSON data in SQL Server - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn

    Nov 22, 2024 · Transform relational data from your database easily into the JSON format used by the REST APIs that support your web site. Combine relational and JSON data. SQL Server provides a hybrid model for storing and processing both relational and JSON data by using standard Transact-SQL language.

  2. What Is A JSON Database? | All You Need To Know | MongoDB

    A JSON database is a document-type NoSQL database, ideal for storing semi-structured data. It’s much more flexible compared to the row-columns format, which is fixed and expensive when it comes to implementing even small schema changes. With relational databases, JSON data needs to be parsed or stored using the NVARCHAR column (LOB storage).

  3. JSON and Relational Tables: How to Get the Best of Both

    Jul 5, 2023 · JSON and relational tables have their strengths and drawbacks. How can you best harness those strengths in your work, while offsetting the drawbacks?

  4. JSON Relational Duality - Oracle

    JSON Relational Duality is a new data modeling capability that features updatable and consistent JSON document views over relational data. This allows data that is stored efficiently in relational tables to be accessed as simple JSON documents.

  5. Store JSON documents - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn

    Aug 20, 2024 · Relational storage - JSON documents can be parsed while they are inserted in the table using OPENJSON, JSON_VALUE or JSON_QUERY functions. Fragments from the input JSON documents can be stored in the columns containing JSON sub-elements with data types json or nvarchar.

  6. Parse and Transform JSON Data with OPENJSON - SQL Server

    Mar 13, 2025 · After you transform a JSON collection into a rowset with OPENJSON, you can run any SQL query on the returned data or insert it into a SQL Server table. For more information about working with JSON data in the SQL Server Database Engine, see JSON data in …

  7. When to Use JSON Data in a Relational Database

    Jan 19, 2024 · JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation and represents a lightweight, easy-to-understand, human-readable data format. In a relational database, the JSON data type is a special binary or text column that allows you to store data in JSON format.

  8. JSON Relational Duality: The Revolutionary Unification of …

    May 2, 2024 · Oracle Database 23ai JSON Relational Duality unifies the benefits of the Relational and Document worlds within a single database without any of the tradeoffs discussed earlier. The new feature in Oracle Database 23ai that enables this capability is referred to as a JSON Relational Duality View.

  9. Converting JSON Objects to Relational Tables: Flattening the Object

    Jun 1, 2021 · Here's how you can use SQL Server's OpenJson function to dismantle JSON structures into relational tables targeting either transactional systems or data warehouses.

  10. Exploring SQL Server JSON mapping support in Entity Framework …

    Apr 24, 2025 · JSON is a ubiquitous format for defining structured data, and it is increasingly common to see it being stored directly in databases that are primarily relational in nature. Over the past several years, Entity Framework Core has steadily improved its support for JSON, culminating in first-class JSON mapping support in EF Core 8 and EF Core 9. In this article, …

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