There are two kinds of containers in JSON, arrays and the objects themeselves. Arrays are lists of objects that are in a total order, and an object is a list of key/value pairs. Note that objects can ...

In a previous Practical .NET column I showed how to retrieve rows that hold JSON objects by querying on values in those objects’ properties. However, sometimes you’ll want to work with the complete ...

This works great if the JSON file it reads contains an array (2+ items) and correctly appends the new item. However if this tries to read a file with a single item in it, it blows up with this: ...

json-to-json-transformer is a simple, yet powerful way of transforming JSON from one format to another. The use case for which it's designed is where you're doing repetitive processing that involves ...

Practical .NET Converting JSON Objects to Relational Tables: Flattening the Object Here's how you can use SQL Server's OpenJson function to dismantle JSON structures into relational tables targeting ...