I am constructing JSON object using SQL Server query. I have issues with slashes and also i need data in specific format as mentioned below. The actual output has slashes in it. I want to eliminate slashes from my output query.
SELECT (SELECT
('{'+'"value":'+ cast(ISNULL(SP.ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER,'') as varchar) ) AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.NUMBER_OF_VEHICLES ,'') as varchar) ) AS NUMBER_OF_VEHICLES
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_START_H_DATE,'') as varchar) ) AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_START_H_DATE
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE ,'') as varchar) ) AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.SUSPENSION_BY_MORROR_STATUS,'') as varchar) ) AS SUSPENSION_BY_MORROR_STATUS
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.SUSPENSION_BY_VIOLATION ,'') as varchar) ) AS SUSPENSION_BY_VIOLATION
,( '{' +'"value":'+cast(ISNULL(SP.SUSPENSION_BY_PENALTY ,'') as varchar) ) AS SUSPENSION_BY_PENALTY
from [dbo].[TAMM_CAC_ACCOUNTS_STG] SP
where SP.Account_Reference_Number = CAC.Account_Reference_Number
AND (
ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER IS NOT NULL OR
NUMBER_OF_VEHICLES IS NOT NULL OR
SP.ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE IS NOT NULL OR
SP.ACCOUNT_TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE IS NOT NULL OR
SP.SUSPENSION_BY_MORROR_STATUS IS NOT NULL OR
SP.SUSPENSION_BY_VIOLATION IS NOT NULL OR
SP.SUSPENSION_BY_PENALTY IS NOT NULL ) FOR JSON PATH,INCLUDE_NULL_VALUES
) AS specifics
from dbo.Customer_Account CAC
The above query gives me desired output but It has backslashes.
[
{
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER": "{\"value\":0",
"NUMBER_OF_VEHICLES": "{\"value\":1009",
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_START_H_DATE": "{\"value\":14351229",
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE": "{\"value\":14351229",
"SUSPENSION_BY_MORROR_STATUS": "{\"value\":0",
"SUSPENSION_BY_VIOLATION": "{\"value\":1",
"SUSPENSION_BY_PENALTY": "{\"value\":1"
}
]
actual expected output is below
“specific”:{
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER":{“value”:0},
"NUMBER_OF_VEHICLES":{“value”:22},
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_START_H_DATE":{“value”: 14480608},
"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_END_H_DATE":{“value”: 14480608},
"SUSPENSION_BY_MORROR_STATUS":{“value”:0},
"SUSPENSION_BY_VIOLATION":{“value”:1},
"SUSPENSION_BY_PENALTY":{“value”:1},
}
If I understand your question correctly and you want to remove escaping of the special characters to generate a valid JSON content, next solution may help.
FOR JSON
clause escapes special characters in the JSON
output with \
.
... If the source data contains special characters, the FOR JSON clause escapes them in the JSON output with \, as shown in the following table. This escaping occurs both in the names of properties and in their values. ...
If you are sure, that you generate a valid JSON
, you may try to use JSON_QUERY with FOR JSON.
... JSON_QUERY returns a valid JSON fragment. As a result, FOR JSON doesn't escape special characters in the JSON_QUERY return value. ...
Simple example, that demonstrates your issue:
-- Statement:
SELECT (
SELECT '{"value": 1}' AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER
FOR JSON PATH, INCLUDE_NULL_VALUES
) AS specifics
-- Output:
-------------------------------------------------
specifics
-------------------------------------------------
[{"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER":"{\"value\": 1}"}]
Solution:
-- Statement:
SELECT (
SELECT JSON_QUERY('{"value": 1}') AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER
FOR JSON PATH, INCLUDE_NULL_VALUES
) AS specifics
-- Output:
-------------------------------------------------
specifics
-------------------------------------------------
[{"TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER":{"value": 1}}]
Notes:
You may check your JSON using ISJSON:
SELECT (
SELECT CASE
WHEN ISJSON('{"value": 1}') = 1 THEN JSON_QUERY('{"value": 1}')
ELSE 'Invalid JSON'
END AS TRAFFIC_DEP_LICENSE_NUMBER
FOR JSON PATH, INCLUDE_NULL_VALUES
) AS specifics
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