I have a JSON column [gca] that looks like this
[{
"i":"https://some.image.URL 1",
"u":"https://some.product.url",
"n":"Product 1 Name",
"q":"1",
"sk":"sku number 1",
"st":"$499.99"
},
{
"i":"https://some.image.URL 2",
"u":"https://some.product.url",
"n":"Product 2 Name",
"q":"1",
"sk":"sku number 2",
"st":"$499.99"
}]
I want to extract values specific to position. For example:
JSON_VALUE ([gca], '$[0].i') + ', ' + JSON_VALUE ([gca], '$[1].i')
So the result would be a string
image url 1, image url 2
I tried the cross apply solution from this answer , but I get this error:
JSON text is not properly formatted. Unexpected character 'h' is found at position 0
Expected results -- https://i.stack.imgur.com/UaRjQ.png
Your statement is correct and based on the JSON
data in the question, the reason for this "... JSON text is not properly formatted. Unexpected character 'h' is found at position 0' error ... " error is somewhere else.
Your JSON
text is a valid JSON
array, so you have two possible approaches to get your expected results:
JSON
array has always two items, you should use JSON_VALUE()
to access each item OPENJSON()
with additional CROSS APPLY
operator and string aggregation function. Table:
CREATE TABLE #Data (
[gca] nvarchar(max)
)
INSERT INTO #Data
([gca])
VALUES
(N'[{"i":"https://some.image.URL 1","u":"https://some.product.url","n":"Product 1 Name","q":"1","sk":"sku number 1","st":"$499.99"},{"i":"https://some.image.URL 2","u":"https://some.product.url","n":"Product 2 Name","q":"1","sk":"sku number 2","st":"$499.99"}]'),
(N'[{"i":"https://some.image.URL 1","u":"https://some.product.url","n":"Product 1 Name","q":"1","sk":"sku number 1","st":"$499.99"},{"i":"https://some.image.URL 2","u":"https://some.product.url","n":"Product 2 Name","q":"1","sk":"sku number 2","st":"$499.99"}]')
Statements:
-- For fixed structure with two items
SELECT JSON_VALUE ([gca], '$[0].i') + ', ' + JSON_VALUE ([gca], '$[1].i') AS [http]
FROM #Data
-- For JSON array with multiple items and SQL Server 2017+
SELECT j.*
FROM #Data d
CROSS APPLY (
SELECT STRING_AGG([http], ',') AS [http]
FROM OPENJSON(d.[gca]) WITH ([http] varchar(max) '$.i')
) j
-- For JSON array with multiple items
SELECT STUFF(j.[http], 1, 1, N'') AS [http]
FROM #Data d
CROSS APPLY (
SELECT CONCAT(',', [http])
FROM OPENJSON(d.[gca]) WITH ([http] varchar(max) '$.i')
FOR XML PATH('')
) j([http])
Output:
-------------------------------------------------
http
-------------------------------------------------
https://some.image.URL 1,https://some.image.URL 2
https://some.image.URL 1,https://some.image.URL 2
Note, that JSON
support was intoduced in SQL Server 2016 and STRING_AGG()
was introduced in SQL Server 2017. For string aggregation in earlier versions use FOR XML PATH
.
The technical post webpages of this site follow the CC BY-SA 4.0 protocol. If you need to reprint, please indicate the site URL or the original address.Any question please contact:yoyou2525@163.com.