I have a stringified json which has a field exp_id:
"{\"ps\":{\"sp_incl\":\"false\",\"sp_slab\":\"B\"}}"
the problem is it is a stringified JSON,But I need just JSON. Any idea how to convert it to json and not stringified JSON ?
And If anyone have the proper answer , mention the solution with code. $util.parseJson() is not working for me .
You can use $util.parseJson() to covert a string to JSON. Check this link Parse string into JSON.
Hope this helps.
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I'm trying to cast JSON object from table column to varchar with Trino I tried with these docs here but every time throws an error. https://trino.io/docs/current/functions/json.html
If someone can post an example how I can make that it will be great.
Use json_format/json_parse to handle json object conversions instead of casting:
select json_parse('{"property": 1}') objstring_to_json, json_format(json '{"property": 2}') jsonobj_to_string
Output:
objstring_to_json
jsonobj_to_string
{"property":1}
{"property":2}
I've been doing this for about 6 hours now, so I'm turning to the crowd.
I am using ADF to move data from and API to a DB. I'm using the REST copy data activity and I need to properly format a json for the body param with two pipeline parameters and an item from a for loop. My json needs to be formatted as such:
"key" : ["value"]
I'm have difficulty understanding how to format the json body. I believe I need to start the whole body using the json expression:
#json('{"foo":"bar"}')
But I am unable to get the pipeline parameters to be properly expressed in the json. This is makes the most sense as far as I understand it and it simply returns what you see when I peek in the input window.
#json('{"foo":["activity('bar').output.value]"}
"key":["#{activity('bar').output.value}"]
Works, but I still believe I should just be able to pass an array!
I have the below response in a json format, from an API request of printing something and it contains PDF bytes:
%PDF-1.7 %??5 0 obj <</Filter/FlateDecode/Alternate/DeviceRGB/Length 2592/N 3>>stream x???wTS???7??" %? ?H?. ! BB?+?#??4E?A??Q,??O?ADG??F?y??g}k????.
The idea is that I need to convert that into a string using VB and I wasn't able to find something that would help me on the web.
Can someone give me a hint on how to do this? Thanks
Use Base64 methods to convert byte[] to String.
Dim b As Byte() = Convert.FromBase64String(pdfByte)
Dim finalString As String = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(b)
btw. I don't know how the json response will be created but there is something wrong. You can not get anything useful out of x???wTS???7??" %? ?H?. ! BB?+?#??4E?A??Q,
??O?ADG??F?y??g}k????.
There is a problem on the other site. It should convert the bytes to a Base64 String and then it will work.
I am working in hive / SQL. I have a column in my table with strings which represent an array of json objects. I need to convert the strings to arrays of JSON strings.
For example, I have this,
"[{a:1, b:1},{a:2, b:2}]"
And I want to get this:
["{a:1, b:1}","{a:2, b:2}"]
Tried casting the string as array but that didn't work. Any ideas on how do this in a smart way short of splitting by "},{"?
never mind, I ended up just splitting the string on "}" and then adding back the "}" to each piece, worked well!
I am reading JSON code from the database and then parsing the string using json parsers available for java. But I am getting JSONexception. Even if I try to parse this string on an online parser http://json.parser.online.fr/ there also the strings are taken as errors. Is there a way out to get rid of these errors or in other words how can I take care of such special symbols. The value of match is a regular expression.
Here is subpart of the sample string I am trying to parse as a json object.
{"RULE":[{"replace":{"value":"","type":"text"},"match":{"value":"<a [^>]*><img src="[^"]*WindowsLiveWriter/IconsfordifferentSocialBookmarkingSites[^>]*>\s*</a>","type":"text"}},{"replace":{"value":"","type":"text"},"match":{"value":"<a [^>]*><img src="[^"]*WindowsLiveWriter/IconsfordifferentSocialBookmarkingSites[^>]*>\s*</a>","type":"text"}}]}
use this json
{"RULE":[{"replace":{"value":"","type":"text"},"match":{"value":"<a [^>]*><img src=\"[^\"]*WindowsLiveWriter/IconsfordifferentSocialBookmarkingSites[^>]*>\\s*</a>","type":"text"}},{"replace":{"value":"","type":"text"},"match":{"value":"<a [^>]*><img src=\"[^\"]*WindowsLiveWriter/IconsfordifferentSocialBookmarkingSites[^>]*>\\s*</a>","type":"text"}}]}