Re: [sqlite] SQL command not equal comparison within json content

2018-02-28 Thread R Smith


On 2018/02/28 3:34 PM, tj5527 wrote:

I create a table with the command `CREATE TABLE test1 (key text primary key, 
obj json);` with two records inserted

 # select * from test1;
 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"} # record 1
 key2|{ "key": key2 } # record 2

Now I want to retrieve the record that is not marked with status "done" (so basically it is 
expected to return the second record i.e. record 2 with key2). The command I use is `select * from test1, 
json_tree(test1.obj) where json_tree.value <> "done";` But it returns

 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|a|1|integer|1|2|0|$.a|$
 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|b|2|integer|2|4|0|$.b|$
 
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|c|{"x":99}|object||6|0|$.c|$
 
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|x|99|integer|99|8|6|$.c.x|$.c
 Error: malformed JSON


It's just like the error says: The JSON is malformed, it has nothing to 
do with SQLite. You can easily check the correctness of any JSON on one 
of the JSON validation sites, like this:

https://jsonlint.com/

If you go to that site and paste your json string from key 2:

{ "key": key2 }

in there, then hit "Validate", it will tell you why it is wrong.


SQLite version I use is 3.11.0 2016-02-15 17:29:24


That version is archaic, we are already past 3.20 - and there were some 
JSON enhancements in the time it took, which might benefit you.  Are you 
able to use a more recent version?



Cheers,
Ryan

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Re: [sqlite] SQL command not equal comparison within json content

2018-02-28 Thread Dan Kennedy

On 02/28/2018 08:34 PM, tj5527 wrote:

I create a table with the command `CREATE TABLE test1 (key text primary key, 
obj json);` with two records inserted

 # select * from test1;
 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"} # record 1
 key2|{ "key": key2 } # record 2


The second record is not valid json because "key2" is not quoted. 
Causing the error.


Dan.



Now I want to retrieve the record that is not marked with status "done" (so basically it is 
expected to return the second record i.e. record 2 with key2). The command I use is `select * from test1, 
json_tree(test1.obj) where json_tree.value <> "done";` But it returns

 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|a|1|integer|1|2|0|$.a|$
 key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|b|2|integer|2|4|0|$.b|$
 
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|c|{"x":99}|object||6|0|$.c|$
 
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|x|99|integer|99|8|6|$.c.x|$.c
 Error: malformed JSON

What is the correct SQL command to achieve such effect?

SQLite version I use is 3.11.0 2016-02-15 17:29:24

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[sqlite] SQL command not equal comparison within json content

2018-02-28 Thread tj5527
I create a table with the command `CREATE TABLE test1 (key text primary key, 
obj json);` with two records inserted

# select * from test1;
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"} # record 1
key2|{ "key": key2 } # record 2

Now I want to retrieve the record that is not marked with status "done" (so 
basically it is expected to return the second record i.e. record 2 with key2). 
The command I use is `select * from test1, json_tree(test1.obj) where 
json_tree.value <> "done";` But it returns

key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|a|1|integer|1|2|0|$.a|$
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|b|2|integer|2|4|0|$.b|$
key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|c|{"x":99}|object||6|0|$.c|$

key1|{"a":1,"b":2,"c":{"x":99},"status":"done"}|x|99|integer|99|8|6|$.c.x|$.c
Error: malformed JSON

What is the correct SQL command to achieve such effect?

SQLite version I use is 3.11.0 2016-02-15 17:29:24

Thanks
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