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Getting the contents of a json file as a variable in plpgsql?
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So I have a large .json document with a hierarchy like [{"A":{"B":1}}, {"A":{"B":2}} ...] where there is one array as the top level object.
I'm trying to load this file into a table such that the rows look like this 1|{"A":{"B":2}}. Based on this incredible answer by Doctor Eval I know how to do this from a terminal utilizing those steps + the json_array_elements() function, but I can't figure out how to replicate it in plpgsql. I understand that set can't be used in plpgsql scripts.
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So I have a large .json document with a hierarchy like [{"A":{"B":1}}, {"A":{"B":2}} ...] where there is one array as the top level object.
I'm trying to load this file into a table such that the rows look like this 1|{"A":{"B":2}}. Based on this incredible answer by Doctor Eval I know how to do this from a terminal utilizing those steps + the json_array_elements() function, but I can't figure out how to replicate it in plpgsql. I understand that set can't be used in plpgsql scripts.
postgresql json plpgsql
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So I have a large .json document with a hierarchy like [{"A":{"B":1}}, {"A":{"B":2}} ...] where there is one array as the top level object.
I'm trying to load this file into a table such that the rows look like this 1|{"A":{"B":2}}. Based on this incredible answer by Doctor Eval I know how to do this from a terminal utilizing those steps + the json_array_elements() function, but I can't figure out how to replicate it in plpgsql. I understand that set can't be used in plpgsql scripts.
postgresql json plpgsql
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So I have a large .json document with a hierarchy like [{"A":{"B":1}}, {"A":{"B":2}} ...] where there is one array as the top level object.
I'm trying to load this file into a table such that the rows look like this 1|{"A":{"B":2}}. Based on this incredible answer by Doctor Eval I know how to do this from a terminal utilizing those steps + the json_array_elements() function, but I can't figure out how to replicate it in plpgsql. I understand that set can't be used in plpgsql scripts.
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