# \#json-payload

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## [How to map a JSON payload in the SQL Server destination step](https://community.synatic.com/t/how-to-map-a-json-payload-in-the-sql-server-destination-step/414)

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**Author:** [@praise](https://community.synatic.com/u/praise)\
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**Last updated:** [April 2, 2024, 12:01pm UTC](https://community.synatic.com/t/how-to-map-a-json-payload-in-the-sql-server-destination-step/414 "2024-04-02T12:01:08Z")

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There are 2 ways to map a JSON payload in the SQL Server destination step which are the following: The image below shows the SQL Server Destination step. The focus will be on the Column Mappings section as outlined. …