I have a JSON Object, let's name it jObject that looks like this:
{
"id": 0,
"data": "[{DAT_INCL: \"08/03/2012 10:07:08\", NUM_ORDE: 1, NUM_ATND: 1, NUM_ACAO: 2, NUM_RESU: 3},
{DAT_INCL: \"08/03/2012 10:07:09\", NUM_ORDE: 2, NUM_ATND: 1, NUM_ACAO: 4, NUM_RESU: 5},
{DAT_INCL: \"08/03/2012 10:07:09\", NUM_ORDE: 3, NUM_ATND: 1, NUM_ACAO: 8, NUM_RESU: NULL}]"
}
As you can see, it contains two pairs, one of which is an array with three objects in this case (the amount of objects is dynamic) with multiple "key: values"(these don't vary, being always the same 5 fields), which I want to insert into an SQL database, "key" being column, "value" being field. Question is, how do I access each object individually?
Code-wise what I did was extract the pair that contained this array by putting it in jPair
jPair := OriginalObject.Get(1);
and then captured the array
jArray:= TJSONArray(jPair.JsonValue);
(Also, as a bonus, when I evaluate jArray.Size, the result is 6226004. What?)
If you have an array from DBXJSON, then it is a TJSONArray
. Call its Get
method to get an element of the array.
var
Value: TJSONValue;
Value := jArray.Get(0);
You can also go through the entire array with a for
loop:
for Value in jArray do
But if you check the Size
property and get 6226004 instead of 3, that suggests there's something else wrong here. My guess is that what you think is a TJSONArray
isn't really that type. Use as
to do a checked type cast:
jArray := jPair.JsonValue as TJSONArray;
You'll get an EInvalidCast
exception if that fails.