The JavaScript JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify() methods make it easy to work with JavaScript objects in Node.js and store them in Oracle Database using the node-oracledb module.
I’ll start with some examples showing a simple, naive, implementation which you can use with all versions of Oracle Database. Then I’ll go on to show some of the great JSON functionality introduced in Oracle Database 12.1.0.2. https://goo.gl/jL6GZM #DataIntegration #ML
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Employer liability for sexual harassment has been a controversial issue in the courts. The controversy was heightened by the 1991 amendment to Title VII, which added compensatory and punitive damages as available remedies in cases of international discrimination. https://goo.gl/WmeZrc #GlobalHR #HRTech
