amazon-redshiftHow can I use JSON functions to query data in Amazon Redshift?
Using JSON functions in Amazon Redshift can be a convenient way to query data. To use JSON functions, you need to first ensure that you have the correct version of Amazon Redshift installed. The following example code block demonstrates how to use the JSON_EXTRACT_PATH_TEXT
function to query data from a JSON document.
SELECT JSON_EXTRACT_PATH_TEXT(doc, 'name') AS name,
JSON_EXTRACT_PATH_TEXT(doc, 'address.street') AS street
FROM table;
This code will query the name
and street
values from the doc
JSON document in the table
.
Code explanation
JSON_EXTRACT_PATH_TEXT
: This is the JSON function used to extract data from a JSON document.doc
: This is the JSON document from which the data will be extracted.name
andstreet
: These are the values that will be extracted from the JSON document.table
: This is the table from which the JSON document will be retrieved.
For more information on using JSON functions in Amazon Redshift, please refer to the following links:
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