The article discusses exploring relational JSON documents in Oracle Database, using a blogging platform example like Medium.
It explains defining relational tables for blog_users, posts, and comments based on a JSON document structure and visualizing the relationships.
The article introduces JSON Relational Duality Views in GraphQL-style syntax, enabling the retrieval of users, posts, and comments in a single database round-trip, maintaining relational integrity.
The use of JSON Relational Duality Views offers a way to combine the flexibility of JSON with the strengths of Oracle Database, simplifying development and ensuring a clean and efficient data model.