Some of the examples on this page explicitly specify the path mode, lax or strict. The path mode is optional. If you don't explicitly specify a path mode, lax mode is the default. For more info about path mode and path expressions, seeJSON Path Expressions (SQL Server). ...
Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance Azure Synapse Analytics UseOPENJSONwith the default schema to return a table with one row for each property of the object or for each element in the array. Here are some examples that useOPENJSONwith the default schema. For more info and...
For more info and examples, see Use OPENJSON with an Explicit Schema (SQL Server).For syntax and usage, see OPENJSON.OPENJSON requires compatibility level 130The OPENJSON function is available only under compatibility level 130 and greater. If your database compatibility level is...
Once applied,OPENJSONcan be used in the same way as the examples above, the only difference being it is called per row. Working with Arrays The last use ofOPENJSONwe'll explore is working with Arrays (or list of items). Often when working with JSON, the data we need to query is in ...
There is no SQL injection I can parametrize @list and use it in stored procedures Performance are fine (see below) Performance comparison I'm using SQLQueryStress tool provided by Adam Machanic to compare results of these three approaches. In three examples I will create...
So far, in our examples we have either used the default schema or an explicit schema – but we have not mixed the two. Indeed if you try this in a simple query you’ll find it is not possible without the use ofAPPLY operator. ...
With SQL Server 2016 and SQL Server 2017, database programmers can query JSON data in their SQL codes using build-in OpenJSON SQL table valued function. In this Transact-SQL tutorial, I'ld like to share basic examples for OPENJSON SQL queries in combination with OPENJSON TVF using WITH clause...
Some of the examples on this page explicitly specify the path mode, lax or strict. The path mode is optional. If you don't explicitly specify a path mode, lax mode is the default. For more info about path mode and path expressions, seeJSON Path Expressions (SQL Server). ...
For more info and examples, see Use OPENJSON with an Explicit Schema (SQL Server). For syntax and usage, see OPENJSON. OPENJSON requires compatibility level 130 The OPENJSON function is available only under compatibility level 130 and greater. If your database compatibility level is lower than 13...