On 2024-02-20 10:48 +0100, Laura Smith wrote:
> Before I go down the road of taking care of this in the front-end
> through iterations, I thought I would ask the pgsql if there was a
> clever query I could do on postgres that would take care of it for me
> instead.
>
> In essence, I would like
> You almost got the subrecord ("value_1" and "value_2") right. You need
> to use json_build_object() (or even the new json_object() function added
> in pg16) instead of row_to_json() to just include "value_1" and
> "value_2". Then GROUP BY "key" and aggregate the subrecords with
> json_agg(). T
On 2024-02-20 10:48 +0100, Laura Smith wrote:
> Before I go down the road of taking care of this in the front-end
> through iterations, I thought I would ask the pgsql if there was a
> clever query I could do on postgres that would take care of it for me
> instead.
>
> In essence, I would like to
Hi
Before I go down the road of taking care of this in the front-end through
iterations, I thought I would ask the pgsql if there was a clever query I could
do on postgres that would take care of it for me instead.
In essence, I would like to consolidate values from the same key as a json
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