I have a column type CLOB that stores an array of objects containing the following structure:
{“id”: number, “name”: string}
Then suppose we have the following column of CLOB records:
- [{“id”: 21, “nombre”: “fisica”}, {“id”: 16, “nombre”: “auditiva”}]
- [{“id”: 16, “nombre”: “auditiva”}]
- [{“id”: 4, “nombre”: “intelectual”}, {“id”: 21, “nombre”: “fisica”}]
and so several records that its array in the CLOB column contains at least one object with id and name; then suppose that I have the previous records, is it possible to sort that column by the name property of each first object of each record? example of expected result
- [{“id”: 16, “name”: “auditiva”}]
- [{“id”: 21, “name”: “fisica”}, {“id”: 16, “name”: “auditiva”}]
- [{“id”: 4, “name”: “intelectual”}, {“id”: 21, “name”: “fisica”}]
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Answer
Use the JSON_VALUE
function in the ORDER BY
clause:
SELECT * FROM table_name ORDER BY JSON_VALUE(value, '$[0].nombre');
Which, for the sample data:
CREATE TABLE table_name ( value CLOB CHECK (value IS JSON) );
INSERT INTO table_name (value) SELECT '[{"id": 21, "nombre": "fisica"}, {"id": 16, "nombre": "auditiva"}]' FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT '[{"id": 16, "nombre": "auditiva"}]' FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT '[{"id": 4, "nombre": "intelectual"}, {"id": 21, "nombre": "fisica"}]' FROM DUAL;
Outputs:
VALUE |
---|
[{“id”: 16, “nombre”: “auditiva”}] |
[{“id”: 21, “nombre”: “fisica”}, {“id”: 16, “nombre”: “auditiva”}] |
[{“id”: 4, “nombre”: “intelectual”}, {“id”: 21, “nombre”: “fisica”}] |