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Mastering SQL Server 2017

You're reading from   Mastering SQL Server 2017 Build smart and efficient database applications for your organization with SQL Server 2017

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Product type Course
Published in Aug 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838983208
Length 696 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Miloš Radivojević Miloš Radivojević
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William Durkin William Durkin
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Matija Lah Matija Lah
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Copyright Contributors About Packt Preface 1. Introduction to SQL Server 2017 FREE CHAPTER 2. SQL Server Tools 3. JSON Support in SQL Server 4. Stretch Database 5. Temporal Tables 6. Columnstore Indexes 7. SSIS Setup 8. What Is New in SSIS 2016 9. Key Components of a Modern ETL Solution 10. Dealing with Data Quality 11. Unleash the Power of SSIS Script Task and Component 12. On-Premises and Azure Big Data Integration 13. Extending SSIS Custom Tasks and Transformations 14. Scale Out with SSIS 2017 1. Other Books You May Enjoy

Validating JSON data

To validate JSON, you can use the ISJSON function. This is a scalar function and checks whether the input string is valid JSON data. The function has one input argument:

  • string: This is an expression of any string data type, except text and ntext.

The return type of the function is int, but only three values are possible:

  • 1 , if the input string is JSON conforming
  • 0 , if the input string is not valid JSON data
  • NULL , if the input expression is NULL

The following statement checks whether the input variable is JSON valid:

SELECT  
  ISJSON ('test'),  
  ISJSON (''),  
  ISJSON ('{}'),  
  ISJSON ('{"a"}'),  
  ISJSON ('{"a":1}'), 
  ISJSON ('{"a":1"}');

Here is the output:

------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
0      0      1      0...
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