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I often put json blobs into MySQL tables. Modern MySQL has support for accessing the fields in the json from normal sql. You can also create computed columns
by willvarfar 5y ago
I often put json blobs into MySQL tables. Modern MySQL has support for accessing the fields in the json from normal sql. You can also create computed columns that deref the json, and even index it.
Other rdbms often have even better json support.
- CRConrad 5y agoThose don't sound like "blobs" to me -- that stands for "Binary Large OBject"; JSON is text, not binary, isn't it?