Object Data Type

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An Object data type is a method for encoding key-value pairs. A single field value may contain one or more sets of key-value pairs.

An Object data type is identified as a set of nested objects in the following format:

{"key":"value"}
{"New York":"NY"}
{"California":"CA"}

Notes:

Individual values of an Object type must have unique keys. Values, however, may be repeated.
The order of key-value pairs is not guaranteed.
The \n and \t escaped characters are supported in inputs for this data type.

NOTE: The Dataprep by Trifacta application recognizes up to 250 unique keys in a column of Object data type.

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