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by p2detar
542 days ago
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Not sure what your exact use case is, I'm curious actually, but storing JSON strings should work much better. JSON functions are supported since SQL Server 2016 [0]. This is how I do it atm. I store only indexible content in table columns and everything else goes into an `attributes` JSON column. MSSQL supports indexes even on JSON fields, but I have not tried that, yet. 0 - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/j... |
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