What is the query you try?
I recently have a similar problem with this:
insert into post set shares = {"fb_count":0, "tw_count":5}
and I solved adding @type:
insert into post set shares = {"@type": "d", "fb_count":0, "tw_count":5}
RMV
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On Jun 26, 2015 07:09, "Joao Barcia" <joaobar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We are building an educational platform. The content of our lessons is
> described in JSON. We can store them as String and afterwards convert them
> to JSON objects on the web app side.
>
> I was just wondering if there is a more elegant approach and a possibility
> to store them directly as JSON objects. On some older threads (2011/2012) I
> saw some recommendations on storing them as embedded objects, but this type
> does not seem to exist anymore.
>
> I have tried as Embedded, Embedded Lists which returned an error when I
> try to save our object. Embedded Sets seems to be able to store it,
> although I'm not sure why. What would be the correct way of achieving this
>
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