For example, if a hacker inserts non-JSON code into a string ... ISO/IEC 21778:2017 with the goal of defining the syntax of valid JSON texts. JSON consists of arrays and objects, as well as names and ...

As an example, consider the login page ... Additional value types for JSON properties are string, number, object, array, true, false, and null. Parsing and generating JSON means reading it and ...

To do that, I used SQL Server's OpenJson function that I discussed in an earlier post but addressing specific real-world JSON object as my example: Declare @json NVarChar ... in the salesToDate ...

However, sometimes you’ll want to work with the complete JSON object rather than with individual values. SQL Server supports that, too … including updating those object’s properties once you retrieve ...

Now my issue comes when dealing with appending objects to my file ... This works great if the JSON file it reads contains an array (2+ items) and correctly appends the new item.