If you format this example json string using the built-in Format Json command:
{"id": 6150769120280496265}
You get this output:
{
"id": 6150769120280496000
}
This might be because the Number type in Javascript is a floating-point number and reserves some of its bits for decimal points. To store a full Int64 value, you need BigInt.
If you format this example json string using the built-in Format Json command:
You get this output:
This might be because the Number type in Javascript is a floating-point number and reserves some of its bits for decimal points. To store a full Int64 value, you need
BigInt
.