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SQL to JSON
Extract data from SQL INSERT INTO statements into a JSON array of objects, using a pattern-matching parser scoped specifically to that one statement shape.
How to Use SQL to JSON
- 1Paste your SQL INSERT INTO statements
- 2The JSON array is generated automatically
- 3Copy the result
Frequently Asked Questions
Only the standard INSERT INTO table_name (col1, col2) VALUES (val1, val2); shape — one JSON object is produced per matching statement, with column names as keys. Other statement types (UPDATE, SELECT, multi-row VALUES lists) aren't recognized.
You get a clear "No INSERT INTO statements found" error rather than an empty or misleading result.
No — the parsing happens entirely in your browser.
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