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     new 855a58c  Variant: Remove JSON conversion table (#485)
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commit 855a58cda2a7b82c527fea2f1e7ee0d4db49114b
Author: Ryan Blue <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Mon Feb 24 13:39:30 2025 -0800

    Variant: Remove JSON conversion table (#485)
---
 VariantEncoding.md | 29 -----------------------------
 1 file changed, 29 deletions(-)

diff --git a/VariantEncoding.md b/VariantEncoding.md
index b091165..65c8370 100644
--- a/VariantEncoding.md
+++ b/VariantEncoding.md
@@ -473,32 +473,3 @@ A single Variant object may have poor read performance 
when only a small subset
 A better approach is to create separate columns for individual fields, 
referred to as shredding or subcolumnarization.
 [VariantShredding.md](VariantShredding.md) describes the Variant shredding 
specification in Parquet.
 
-## Conversion to JSON
-
-Values stored in the Variant encoding are a superset of JSON values.
-For example, a Variant value can be a date that has no equivalent type in JSON.
-To maximize compatibility with readers that can process JSON but not Variant, 
the following conversions should be used when producing JSON from a Variant:
-
-| Variant type     | JSON type | Representation requirements                   
           | Example                                  |
-|------------------|-----------|----------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
-| Null type        | null      | `null`                                        
           | `null`                                   |
-| Boolean          | boolean   | `true` or `false`                             
           | `true`                                   |
-| Exact Numeric    | number    | Digits in fraction must match scale, no 
exponent         | `34`, `34.00`                            |
-| Float            | number    | Fraction must be present                      
           | `14.20`                                  |
-| Double           | number    | Fraction must be present                      
           | `1.0`                                    |
-| Date             | string    | ISO-8601 formatted date                       
           | `"2017-11-16"`                           |
-| Time             | string    | ISO-8601 formatted UTC time                   
           | `"22:31:08.000001"`                      |
-| Timestamp (6)    | string    | ISO-8601 formatted UTC timestamp including 
+00:00 offset | `"2017-11-16T22:31:08.000001+00:00"`     |
-| Timestamp (9)    | string    | ISO-8601 formatted UTC timestamp including 
+00:00 offset | `"2017-11-16T22:31:08.000000001+00:00"`  |
-| TimestampNTZ (6) | string    | ISO-8601 formatted UTC timestamp with no 
offset or zone  | `"2017-11-16T22:31:08.000001"`           |
-| TimestampNTZ (9) | string    | ISO-8601 formatted UTC timestamp with no 
offset or zone  | `"2017-11-16T22:31:08.000000001"`        |
-| Binary           | string    | Base64 encoded binary                         
           | `"dmFyaWFudAo="`                         |
-| String           | string    |                                               
           | `"variant"`                              |
-| UUID             | string    |                                               
           | `"f79c3e09-677c-4bbd-a479-3f349cb785e7"` |
-| Array            | array     |                                               
           | `[34, "abc", "2017-11-16]`               |
-| Object           | object    |                                               
           | `{"id": 34, "data": "abc"}`              |
-
-Notes:
-
-* For timestamp and timestampntz, values must use microsecond precision and 
trailing 0s are required
-* For float and double, infinities and not a number values are encoded as 
strings: `"Infinity"`, `"-Infinity"`, and `"NaN"`

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