Is it time to revisit PostgreSQL and MySQL with JSON support

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This is the time is your most important time in some productivity. Where the world is suffering from Pandemic of Corona disease (Covid-19). Everyone is under restrained in their home like jail. Govt of India told to stay in home for 21 days. So I decided to share my long pending post in a series. One of my favourite articile I wrote one year back, I got chance to share. I will share this as a series. Here are some topics related to my current Article "Is it time to revisit PostgreSQL and MySQL with JSON support" .

JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and was first formalized by Douglas Crockford. JSON is a data format interchange - method of storing and transferring data. Mostly its uses such as data conversion (JSON to SQL) and exporting data from proprietary web apps or mobile apps. XML was a big buzzword in the early 2000’s, JSON become the buzzword in later few years.

Why JSON came into picture.
What are the impacts JSON bring in database technologies?
How RDBMS recovered those changes by enhancing features.
Enhanced JSON storage capabilities in PostGres.
Performance of JSON fields update.
Support of dynamic and static schemas.

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