jsonb_set postgres

Sazid Hasan Milon answered on June 3, 2023 Popularity 8/10 Helpfulness 3/10

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// Here is the syntax of the jsonb_set function in PostgreSQL:

jsonb_set(original_jsonb, path, new_value[, create_missing])


//original_jsonb: The original JSONB document that you want to modify.
//path: The path where the modification should be made. This can be a text array or a text value separated by '.' to represent nested levels.
//new_value: The new value that should replace the existing value at the specified path.
//create_missing (optional): A boolean value indicating whether the jsonb_set function should create any missing keys in the path if they don't exist. By default, it is set to true.

//Here's an example of how to use the jsonb_set function in PostgreSQL:

-- Assume we have a table called "my_table" with a column named "data" of type JSONB
UPDATE my_table
SET data = jsonb_set(data, '{address, city}', '"New York"')
WHERE id = 1;

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