Reputation: 85765
Say I have a column in my database called attributes
which has this value as an example:
{"pages":["Page1"]}
How can I do a where clause so I can filter down rows that have "Page1" in it.
select JSON_QUERY(Attributes, '$.pages')
from Table
where JSON_QUERY(Attributes, '$.pages') in ('Page1')
Edit:
From the docs it seems like this might work though it seems so complicated for what it is doing.
select count(*)
from T c
cross apply Openjson(c.Attributes)
with (pages nvarchar(max) '$.pages' as json)
outer apply openjson(pages)
with ([page] nvarchar(100) '$')
where [page] = 'Page1'
Upvotes: 1
Views: 5002
Reputation: 89006
Something like this:
use tempdb
create table T(id int, Attributes nvarchar(max))
insert into T(id,Attributes) values (1, '{"pages":["Page1"]}')
insert into T(id,Attributes) values (2, '{"pages":["Page3","Page4"]}')
insert into T(id,Attributes) values (3, '{"pages":["Page3","Page1"]}')
select *
from T
where exists
(
select *
from openjson(T.Attributes,'$.pages')
where value = 'Page1'
)
returns
id Attributes
----------- ---------------------------
1 {"pages":["Page1"]}
3 {"pages":["Page3","Page1"]}
(2 rows affected)
Upvotes: 4