stan writes:
> Worming on a small project, and have been doing a lot of Perl scripting to
> parse various types of files to populate the database. Now I need to get
> data from a cloud services provider (time-keeping). They have a REST API
> that returns data in a JSOSN format.
>
> So here is
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Subject: Re: Should I use JSON?
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 8:37 AM stan mailto:st...@panix.com>>
wrote:
Worming on a small project, and have been doing a lot of Perl scripting to
parse various types of files to populate the database. Now I need to get
data from a cloud services pr
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 8:37 AM stan wrote:
> Worming on a small project, and have been doing a lot of Perl scripting to
> parse various types of files to populate the database. Now I need to get
> data from a cloud services provider (time-keeping). They have a REST API
> that returns data in a
On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 8:37 AM stan wrote:
> So here is the question, should I just manually parse this data, as I have
> been doing to insert into appropriate entities into the database? Or
> should I
> insert the JSON data, and use some queries in the database to populate my
> tables from the
On 5/21/20 8:37 AM, stan wrote:
Worming on a small project, and have been doing a lot of Perl scripting to
parse various types of files to populate the database. Now I need to get
data from a cloud services provider (time-keeping). They have a REST API
that returns data in a JSOSN format.
So
