amount decimal(7,2) '$.salesToDate.amount', currency nvarchar(3) '$.salesToDate.currency'); A more common scenario is to convert a JSON array into multiple rows in a related table. In my sample JSON ...

A survey of top 10 million websites reveals that only 25.1% of websites use JSON-LD structured data. Google has expressed that JSON-LD is their preferred structured data.

For example, in JavaScript, the JSON parsed in Listing 7 would be accessed like any other JavaScript object—perhaps by looping through data.keys or accessing known properties on the data object.

All good so far! Now my issue comes when dealing with appending objects to my file. Because I need valid JSON I can't just add the single item to the existing text file because that isn't valid.

"SignupDates":["2017-02-28"]} As that discussion suggests, you can also use append to add a new property to a JSON object. As AJAX becomes more prevalent, JSON is only going to become more important.

It also has a "totals" data structure which contains the total counts for each candidate. I wrote a Python script that will retrieve the election data from S3 and parse it with the simplejson library.