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With SQL Server 2016, it now makes sense to store JSON objects in your database ... the value of the SignupDate property and $.Name.First would retrieve "Peter" from the First property of the Name ...
SQL Server supports that, too … including updating those object’s properties once you retrieve them. Working with Arrays For example, you might have an array of JSON stored in an NVarChar column, ...
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