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JSON Data Parsing & Analysis SQL

The document discusses parsing and analyzing raw JSON data stored in a database table. It shows how to select attributes, format data types, handle nested data and arrays, and extract specific elements from the JSON documents.

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JSON Data Parsing & Analysis SQL

The document discusses parsing and analyzing raw JSON data stored in a database table. It shows how to select attributes, format data types, handle nested data and arrays, and extract specific elements from the JSON documents.

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//// Step 2: Parse & Analyse Raw JSON

// Selecting attribute/column

SELECT RAW_FILE:city FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT $1:first_name FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

// Selecting attribute/column - formattted

SELECT RAW_FILE:first_name::string as first_name FROM


OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT RAW_FILE:id::int as id FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

-- Put everything together


SELECT
RAW_FILE:id::int as id,
RAW_FILE:first_name::STRING as first_name,
RAW_FILE:last_name::STRING as last_name,
RAW_FILE:gender::STRING as gender
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

// Handling nested data

SELECT RAW_FILE:job as job FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT
RAW_FILE:job.salary::INT as salary
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT
RAW_FILE:first_name::STRING as first_name,
RAW_FILE:job.salary::INT as salary,
RAW_FILE:job.title::STRING as title
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

// Handling arrays

SELECT
RAW_FILE:prev_company as prev_company
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT
RAW_FILE:prev_company[1]::STRING as prev_company
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT
RAW_FILE:id::int as id,
RAW_FILE:first_name::STRING as first_name,
RAW_FILE:prev_company[0]::STRING as first_prev_company,
RAW_FILE:prev_company[1]::STRING as second_prev_company
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW;

SELECT
RAW_FILE:id::int as id,
RAW_FILE:first_name::STRING as first_name,
RAW_FILE:prev_company[0]::STRING as first_prev_company
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW
UNION ALL
SELECT
RAW_FILE:id::int as id,
RAW_FILE:first_name::STRING as first_name,
RAW_FILE:prev_company[1]::STRING as second_prev_company
FROM OUR_FIRST_DB.PUBLIC.JSON_RAW
ORDER BY id;

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