I have gone through many post constructing JSON Strings in SQL Server, most of them are not working as we expect. Finally I found the following code, which gives perfect output and more convenient to customize.
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetJSON] (
@ParameterSQL AS VARCHAR(MAX)
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @SQL NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @XMLString VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @XML XML
DECLARE @Paramlist NVARCHAR(1000)
SET @Paramlist = N'@XML XML OUTPUT'
SET @SQL = 'WITH PrepareTable (XMLString) '
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'AS ( '
SET @SQL = @SQL + @ParameterSQL+ ' FOR XML RAW, TYPE, ELEMENTS '
SET @SQL = @SQL + ') '
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'SELECT @XML = XMLString FROM PrepareTable '
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, @Paramlist, @XML=@XML OUTPUT
SET @XMLString = CAST(@XML AS VARCHAR(MAX))
DECLARE @JSON VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @Row VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @RowStart INT
DECLARE @RowEnd INT
DECLARE @FieldStart INT
DECLARE @FieldEnd INT
DECLARE @KEY VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @Value VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @StartRoot VARCHAR(100); SET @StartRoot = '<row>'
DECLARE @EndRoot VARCHAR(100); SET @EndRoot = '</row>'
DECLARE @StartField VARCHAR(100); SET @StartField = '<'
DECLARE @EndField VARCHAR(100); SET @EndField = '>'
SET @RowStart = CharIndex(@StartRoot, @XMLString, 0)
SET @JSON = ''
WHILE @RowStart > 0
BEGIN
SET @RowStart = @RowStart+Len(@StartRoot)
SET @RowEnd = CharIndex(@EndRoot, @XMLString, @RowStart)
SET @Row = SubString(@XMLString, @RowStart, @RowEnd-@RowStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'{'
-- for each row
SET @FieldStart = CharIndex(@StartField, @Row, 0)
WHILE @FieldStart > 0
BEGIN
-- parse node key
SET @FieldStart = @FieldStart+Len(@StartField)
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex(@EndField, @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @KEY = SubString(@Row, @FieldStart, @FieldEnd-@FieldStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'"'+@KEY+'":'
-- parse node value
SET @FieldStart = @FieldEnd+1
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex('</', @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @Value = SubString(@Row, @FieldStart, @FieldEnd-@FieldStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'"'+@Value+'",'
SET @FieldStart = @FieldStart+Len(@StartField)
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex(@EndField, @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @FieldStart = CharIndex(@StartField, @Row, @FieldEnd)
END
IF LEN(@JSON)>0 SET @JSON = SubString(@JSON, 0, LEN(@JSON))
SET @JSON = @JSON+'},'
--/ for each row
SET @RowStart = CharIndex(@StartRoot, @XMLString, @RowEnd)
END
IF LEN(@JSON)>0 SET @JSON = SubString(@JSON, 0, LEN(@JSON))
SET @JSON = '[' + @JSON + ']'
SELECT @JSON
END
To run:
EXEC GetJSON 'SELECT * FROM Production.ProductCategory'
The output will be as below
[
{"ProductCategoryID":"1"," Name":"Bikes","rowguid":" CFBDA25C-DF71-47A7-B81B- 64EE161AA37C","ModifiedDate":" 2002-06-01T00:00:00"},
{"ProductCategoryID":"2"," Name":"Components","rowguid":" C657828D-D808-4ABA-91A3- AF2CE02300E9","ModifiedDate":" 2002-06-01T00:00:00"},
{"ProductCategoryID":"3"," Name":"Clothing","rowguid":" 10A7C342-CA82-48D4-8A38- 46A2EB089B74","ModifiedDate":" 2002-06-01T00:00:00"},
{"ProductCategoryID":"4"," Name":"Accessories","rowguid": "2BE3BE36-D9A2-4EEE-B593- ED895D97C2A6","ModifiedDate":" 2002-06-01T00:00:00"}
]
If the Select query is complex, then insert the query result to temp table, and then pass the temp table query to the JSON stored procedure.
For Example: EXEC GetJSON 'SELECT * FROM #Result'
You can export the output as JSON file using following command:
Modify the SP with output parameter:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetJSON] (
@ParameterSQL AS VARCHAR(MAX),
@JsonString AS VARCHAR(MAX) OUTPUT
)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @SQL NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @XMLString VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @XML XML
DECLARE @Paramlist NVARCHAR(1000)
SET @Paramlist = N'@XML XML OUTPUT'
SET @SQL = 'WITH PrepareTable (XMLString) '
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'AS ( '
SET @SQL = @SQL + @ParameterSQL+ ' FOR XML RAW, TYPE, ELEMENTS '
SET @SQL = @SQL + ') '
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'SELECT @XML = XMLString FROM PrepareTable '
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, @Paramlist, @XML=@XML OUTPUT
SET @XMLString = CAST(@XML AS VARCHAR(MAX))
DECLARE @JSON VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @Row VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @RowStart INT
DECLARE @RowEnd INT
DECLARE @FieldStart INT
DECLARE @FieldEnd INT
DECLARE @KEY VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @Value VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @StartRoot VARCHAR(100); SET @StartRoot = '<row>'
DECLARE @EndRoot VARCHAR(100); SET @EndRoot = '</row>'
DECLARE @StartField VARCHAR(100); SET @StartField = '<'
DECLARE @EndField VARCHAR(100); SET @EndField = '>'
SET @RowStart = CharIndex(@StartRoot, @XMLString, 0)
SET @JSON = ''
WHILE @RowStart > 0
BEGIN
SET @RowStart = @RowStart+Len(@StartRoot)
SET @RowEnd = CharIndex(@EndRoot, @XMLString, @RowStart)
SET @Row = SubString(@XMLString, @RowStart, @RowEnd-@RowStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'{'
-- for each row
SET @FieldStart = CharIndex(@StartField, @Row, 0)
WHILE @FieldStart > 0
BEGIN
-- parse node key
SET @FieldStart = @FieldStart+Len(@StartField)
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex(@EndField, @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @KEY = SubString(@Row, @FieldStart, @FieldEnd-@FieldStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'"'+@KEY+'":'
-- parse node value
SET @FieldStart = @FieldEnd+1
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex('</', @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @Value = SubString(@Row, @FieldStart, @FieldEnd-@FieldStart)
SET @JSON = @JSON+'"'+@Value+'",'
SET @FieldStart = @FieldStart+Len(@StartField)
SET @FieldEnd = CharIndex(@EndField, @Row, @FieldStart)
SET @FieldStart = CharIndex(@StartField, @Row, @FieldEnd)
END
IF LEN(@JSON)>0 SET @JSON = SubString(@JSON, 0, LEN(@JSON))
SET @JSON = @JSON+'},'
--/ for each row
SET @RowStart = CharIndex(@StartRoot, @XMLString, @RowEnd)
END
IF LEN(@JSON)>0 SET @JSON = SubString(@JSON, 0, LEN(@JSON))
SET @JSON = '[' + @JSON + ']'
SET @JsonString = @JSON
END
To export as file
DECLARE @Jsonoutput VARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @Xpcommand VARCHAR(8000)
EXEC dbo.GetJSON 'SELECT * FROM # Result', @Jsonoutput OUT
SET @Xpcommand = 'echo ' + @Jsonoutput + ' >C:\output\outputfile.json'
EXEC master..xp_cmdshell @Xpcommand
Cheers!
Uma
Uma
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