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Of course (and I never said that), but if you need to store a JSON value in the DB and use a JSONB-encoded BLOB as an optimization, you eventually read it back
by lifthrasiir 3y ago
Of course (and I never said that), but if you need to store a JSON value in the DB and use a JSONB-encoded BLOB as an optimization, you eventually read it back to a textual JSON. It's just like having a UNIX timestamp in your DB and converting back to a parsed date and time for application uses, except that applications may handle a UNIX timestamp directly and can't handle JSONB at all.