I want to use a JSON_QUERY
with a SELECT TOP 1
query such that the resultant json has that top 1 record in object form, instead of in table form?
For example, the following query (live demo):
CREATE TABLE Trees
(
[Id] INT,
[Type] NVARCHAR(100),
[Height] DECIMAL(2,1)
);
INSERT INTO Trees ([Id], [Type], [Height])
VALUES
(1, 'Palm', 5.5),
(2, 'Pine', 6.2),
(3, 'Apple', 2.5),
(4, 'Japanese Cedar', 0.5),
(5, 'Spanish Fir', 0.6);
SELECT
highestTree = JSON_QUERY(
(
SELECT TOP 1
Id as id,
Type as type,
Height as height
FROM Trees
WHERE Height = (SELECT Max(Height) FROM Trees)
FOR JSON PATH
)
),
lowestTree = JSON_QUERY(
(
SELECT TOP 1
Id as id,
Type as type,
Height as height
FROM Trees
WHERE Height = (SELECT MIN(Height) FROM Trees)
FOR JSON PATH
)
)
FOR JSON
PATH, WITHOUT_ARRAY_WRAPPER
;
outputs:
{"highestTree":[{"id":2,"type":"Pine","height":6.2}],"lowestTree":[{"id":4,"type":"Japanese Cedar","height":0.5}]}
But I want:
{"highestTree":{"id":2,"type":"Pine","height":6.2},"lowestTree":{"id":4,"type":"Japanese Cedar","height":0.5}}
WHERE Height = (SELECT Max(Height) FROM Trees)
, just doORDER BY Height DESC
and forlowest
doORDER BY Height ASC