Robin Moffatt • 10/7/2020

ksqlDB - How to model a variable number of fields in a nested value (`STRUCT`)

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This technical article addresses a common ksqlDB data modeling challenge: handling a variable number of fields in a nested value. It demonstrates why a STRUCT is unsuitable for this scenario and provides a step-by-step solution using a MAP data type, including DDL syntax and query examples for accessing dynamic keys.

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