Kincaid said that PostgreSQL 17 now supports JSON tables, which is a major step forward. What that means is a database administrator can take a JSON document and turn it into a table that runs in ...

So, you try to open the file in Excel using its data import tooling, which usually works very well indeed as a basic ETL system. Only it doesn't open. SEE: 30 things you should never do in ...

Those Web Services are still there, but my consumers now want JSON. The good news is that I don't have to rewrite my code to return the data in the right format. While I could switch to using SQL ...