JSON To SQL Converter
Build INSERT statements from a JSON record array using quoted identifiers and SQL string escaping.
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Parse a single INSERT INTO ... (columns) VALUES statement without executing SQL. Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL.
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How SQL To JSON Converter works
Parse a single INSERT INTO ... (columns) VALUES statement without executing SQL.
Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL. Expressions, SELECT, comments, multiple statements and database-specific casts are rejected.
How to use SQL To JSON Converter
Start with your own input.
Input and settings
Set the options
Check the source against the supported syntax and limits below.
Tool result
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Select Convert SQL rows to JSON. Review JSON records from one supported INSERT statement, then use Copy result or download the result file.
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When to use SQL To JSON Converter
Inspect a simple INSERT fixture
To inspect a simple INSERT fixture, start with insert statement. Parse a single INSERT INTO ... (columns) VALUES statement without executing SQL.
Extract literal row values
To extract literal row values, start with insert statement. Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL.
Convert a small SQL example
To convert a small SQL example, start with insert statement. Review JSON records from one supported INSERT statement, then use Copy result or download the result file.
How to read the result
Check what the output means.
JSON records from one supported INSERT statement. Parse a single INSERT INTO ... (columns) VALUES statement without executing SQL.
Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL. Expressions, SELECT, comments, multiple statements and database-specific casts are rejected.
Supported input and limits
Check the format before processing.
Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL. Expressions, SELECT, comments, multiple statements and database-specific casts are rejected.
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SQL To JSON Converter: common questions
Answers about using SQL To JSON Converter and understanding its results.
What does this tool support?
Only ordinary quoted strings, finite numeric literals, TRUE/FALSE and NULL. Expressions, SELECT, comments, multiple statements and database-specific casts are rejected.
Can I save the result?
Yes. Download the result file after processing. Text results also have Copy result. Processing uses local browser code; no account is required.