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Re: IWS - example of nested json?

Make it an array of objects then.

"state":["aState":{},"bState":{}....]

Looks like gender could be the same

"gender":["male":{}," female":{},...]

That eliminates a few names with the values being objects containing other values....not familiar with the source so I don't know how practical the approach would be.

Or, maybe I am still missing something....

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On 3/12/2019 6:55 PM, Booth Martin wrote:
Yes, I understand the pairing.  That isn't the issue.

The issue is the incredible redundancy required if we don't nest, but instead render a flat file as a flat json file.  I do not want to repeat "state: "whatever" on every single row; once for each state is enough.


On 3/12/2019 6:15 PM, Pete Helgren wrote:
Booth,

Just remember this all has to be name: value pairs

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