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
