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Using Json fields instead of changing file structures in WX

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Tired of constantly altering file structures to accommodate new data fields? Discover a more flexible approach with our latest course on using JSON fields in WX!

In this course, you’ll learn how to leverage JSON fields to simplify your database management and enhance your data schema’s adaptability. By embedding JSON directly into your files, you can easily manage dynamic and evolving data without the need for frequent structural changes.

What Will You Learn?

  • Modify Data Without Schema Changes

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Exploring JSON Fields in WX: Streamline Your Data Management!

  • Exploring JSON Fields in WX
    27:38

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Wolfgang Kirsch
1 day ago
One of the great things about JSON is that it lets you store unstructured or semi-structured data without the hassle of defining a strict schema. This flexibility can be super handy, especially if your data structure is likely to change over time or if it depends on another database field that defines different JSON structures for various requirements.

That said, if you expect your data to remain relatively stable, it might be more efficient to stick with traditional fields. This way, you can define clear data types and constraints, which can really help with performance.

A good approach might be to store your core structured data in traditional fields while keeping the less critical or evolving parts in a JSON column. This way, you can take advantage of the flexibility that JSON offers, alongside the performance benefits of structured data.

Thanks, Ben, for providing a straightforward way to use JSON in WX!