Json into SQL server SP

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Jason, I loved the post on automating JSON imports into sql via dynamic stored procs. I have a situation however where we will not know the structure of the json object and it could be anything (.net solution that users paste info online and we generate a grid of data).

what i couldn't tell from that blog if there was a way to build the sp where you could still pass the json as a variable and have the sp create the columns dynamically. it says that it can but i didn't follow the part where you set the columns types for the expected data types.

if there is a clean way to do it i would love to stay with .net structure and not have to use another library.

any feedback would be great. thanks,
jason

What I have tried:

several libraries and doing it myself in .net but it's not clean and very clunky

Posted 13-Aug-16 8:57am

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pradeep kumar 13-Aug-16 19:06pm

Create an UDT, put all your JSON data in #temp table or something, from there you can able to cast or convert to expected data types.

Patrice T 15-Aug-16 6:26am

Are you talking about a CP article ? id so, tell us the url.
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Beginner Luck · Answer 1 · 2016-08-14T15:44:00

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JSON Data (SQL Server)[^]

Try this tutorial

Posted 14-Aug-16 15:44pm

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