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Must numeric JSON keys be quoted?
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I've noted that key-value values may be unquoted, when numeric, in TSQL JSON strings but it seems the key component must always be quoted.
select 1, isjson(''), 'empty string' union
select 2, isjson('{}'), 'empty braces' union
select 3, isjson('{1:2}'), 'unquoted both, numerals both' union
select 4, isjson('{1:"2"}'), 'unquoted key, numerals both' union
select 5, isjson('{"1":2}'), 'unquoted value, numerals both' union
select 6, isjson('{"1":"2"}'), 'quoted both, numerals both' union
select 7, isjson('{a:b}'), 'unquoted both, alpha both' union
select 8, isjson('{a:"b"}'), 'unquoted key, alpha both' union
select 9, isjson('{"a":b}'), 'unquoted value, alpha both' union
select 10, isjson('{"a":"b"}'), 'quoted both, alpha both'
order by 1
;
The above demonstrates this but my questions are:
- Must this always be so? (Is there a configuration that can override this behaviour?)
- Is this behaviour specified by JSON or SQL Server?
- What is the rationale behind this design decision?
- Would there be a performance benefit if SQL Server automatically cast unquoted numerals as integers?
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I've noted that key-value values may be unquoted, when numeric, in TSQL JSON strings but it seems the key component must always be quoted.
select 1, isjson(''), 'empty string' union
select 2, isjson('{}'), 'empty braces' union
select 3, isjson('{1:2}'), 'unquoted both, numerals both' union
select 4, isjson('{1:"2"}'), 'unquoted key, numerals both' union
select 5, isjson('{"1":2}'), 'unquoted value, numerals both' union
select 6, isjson('{"1":"2"}'), 'quoted both, numerals both' union
select 7, isjson('{a:b}'), 'unquoted both, alpha both' union
select 8, isjson('{a:"b"}'), 'unquoted key, alpha both' union
select 9, isjson('{"a":b}'), 'unquoted value, alpha both' union
select 10, isjson('{"a":"b"}'), 'quoted both, alpha both'
order by 1
;
The above demonstrates this but my questions are:
- Must this always be so? (Is there a configuration that can override this behaviour?)
- Is this behaviour specified by JSON or SQL Server?
- What is the rationale behind this design decision?
- Would there be a performance benefit if SQL Server automatically cast unquoted numerals as integers?
sql-server t-sql json
add a comment |
I've noted that key-value values may be unquoted, when numeric, in TSQL JSON strings but it seems the key component must always be quoted.
select 1, isjson(''), 'empty string' union
select 2, isjson('{}'), 'empty braces' union
select 3, isjson('{1:2}'), 'unquoted both, numerals both' union
select 4, isjson('{1:"2"}'), 'unquoted key, numerals both' union
select 5, isjson('{"1":2}'), 'unquoted value, numerals both' union
select 6, isjson('{"1":"2"}'), 'quoted both, numerals both' union
select 7, isjson('{a:b}'), 'unquoted both, alpha both' union
select 8, isjson('{a:"b"}'), 'unquoted key, alpha both' union
select 9, isjson('{"a":b}'), 'unquoted value, alpha both' union
select 10, isjson('{"a":"b"}'), 'quoted both, alpha both'
order by 1
;
The above demonstrates this but my questions are:
- Must this always be so? (Is there a configuration that can override this behaviour?)
- Is this behaviour specified by JSON or SQL Server?
- What is the rationale behind this design decision?
- Would there be a performance benefit if SQL Server automatically cast unquoted numerals as integers?
sql-server t-sql json
I've noted that key-value values may be unquoted, when numeric, in TSQL JSON strings but it seems the key component must always be quoted.
select 1, isjson(''), 'empty string' union
select 2, isjson('{}'), 'empty braces' union
select 3, isjson('{1:2}'), 'unquoted both, numerals both' union
select 4, isjson('{1:"2"}'), 'unquoted key, numerals both' union
select 5, isjson('{"1":2}'), 'unquoted value, numerals both' union
select 6, isjson('{"1":"2"}'), 'quoted both, numerals both' union
select 7, isjson('{a:b}'), 'unquoted both, alpha both' union
select 8, isjson('{a:"b"}'), 'unquoted key, alpha both' union
select 9, isjson('{"a":b}'), 'unquoted value, alpha both' union
select 10, isjson('{"a":"b"}'), 'quoted both, alpha both'
order by 1
;
The above demonstrates this but my questions are:
- Must this always be so? (Is there a configuration that can override this behaviour?)
- Is this behaviour specified by JSON or SQL Server?
- What is the rationale behind this design decision?
- Would there be a performance benefit if SQL Server automatically cast unquoted numerals as integers?
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