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Don't know for MySQL, but postgres just added some support for JSON in the latest (beta) versions. Haven't used it and I don't know what it's capable of..
by gizzlon 14y ago
Don't know for MySQL, but postgres just added some support for JSON in the latest (beta) versions. Haven't used it and I don't know what it's capable of..
- zxoq 14y agoThe support for JSON is only validation, otherwise it's just like a plain text column. A better choice would be to use a hstore column, which is sort of like JSON but we different syntax. Postgres supports indexing hstore subfields, querying on them etc.
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- wisty 14y agoPostgres has XML, binary, JSON, geometry ... And of course, hstore.
- masklinn 14y agoAnd array.