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We are using the user-attributes from azure b2c for our web-app. Anything related to our users we save there (e.g. id, email, address,...) . Now we have a problem, that we also have one attribute, which is a vector of short strings. For example:

bookmarks=["abc123", "abc456", "abc789"]

Does azure support this, or do we have to put this attribute in our own db? Is there a best practise on where to put what?

Dirk N.
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Have a look at stringCollection e.g.

collection: ["someone@outlook.com", "admin@contoso.com"]
rbrayb
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