Parsing JSON Manually in oracle database

Json  data is very useful when working with web services.

Here's an example of  JSON structure :

To extract data from json use the follwing function:


CREATE FUNCTION PARSE_JSON ( P_Text  IN VARCHAR2,
                                 P_Field IN VARCHAR2,
                                 P_Occur IN NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
 V_Text_Ready    VARCHAR2(2000);
 V_Elemnt_Occur  NUMBER :=P_Occur;
 V_Elemnt_Name   VARCHAR2(100) :=P_Field;
 V_Elemnt_Value  VARCHAR2(200);
BEGIN
  --------------
  V_Text_Ready := REGEXP_SUBSTR( P_Text , '{(.*?)\}',1,V_Elemnt_Occur);
  V_Text_Ready := REGEXP_REPLACE(V_Text_Ready , '({|"|}|\]|\[)+');
  V_Elemnt_Value := REGEXP_REPLACE(REGEXP_SUBSTR(V_Text_Ready, V_Elemnt_Name||':[^,]+', 1 , 1), V_Elemnt_Name);
  --------------
  RETURN ( REGEXP_REPLACE(V_Elemnt_Value,':'));
  --------------
  EXCEPTION
    WHEN OTHERS THEN
      RETURN (NULL);
 END PARSE_JSON;


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