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We have this requirement, where we need to receive a complex json object and then store it in our database as a string, without using DataContracts.

To achieve this we though about using the "object" type and then serialize it into a string using JsonConvert.SerializeObject method. ...MoreLess

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First of all you need to make sure that you can convert the object into a string in general. Like create a Visual Studio project, add the...MoreLess

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The documentation does not help much with respect when the "Serialize in DB" option in the Business process designer should be selected or not. The following is what is mentioned - 

[Serialize in DB] – saves parameter values for the running process in the database. Serialization...MoreLess

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It is necessary to have this checkbox if the process should be stopped for some certain time, for example if you have any timer, activity...MoreLess

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