For info: the upcoming ArangoDB version 3.1 will likely provide the AQL
functions JSON_PARSE() and JSON_STRINGIFY().
For 3.0 and 2.8 the workaround is to use a custom AQL function that just
wraps the JSON.parse() JavaScript command.
Best regards
Jan
Am Donnerstag, 15. September 2016 14:13:26 UTC+2 schrieb Subhrajyoti Moitra:
>
> Hello,
> I have json documents being saved in the ArangoDB, which itself contains
> json document as a string value.
>
> {
> "requestBody":
> "[{\"suborderNo\":41357335034,\"taskType\":\"SALES_RETURN_DFC\",\"userId\":\"1010835_1673\",\"taskId\":\"BPMN_MarkSalesReturnQC\",\"taskVariables\":{\"instructionsToAccount\":\"DBTV\",\"reason\":\"RIGC\",\"disputeRejected\":true,\"disputeRaised\":false,\"disputeTaskCompletedBy\":\"TopNotch_HS18\"}}]",
> "timestamp": "2016-09-15T15:18:43.587+0530",
> "url": "/CaseManagementSystem/api/bulkupload/completebulktask/"
> }
>
> Notice the "requestBody" attribute. Its an arrays JSON string.
> I want the object version of this attribute to be returned.
>
> for i in TASK_INTERCEPT_EVENTS
> filter i.url=="/CaseManagementSystem/api/bulkupload/completebulktask/"
> let ix=i.requestBody
> return JSON.parse(ix)
>
> Something in this lines... But the above is failing. Please advice
>
> Thanks,
> Subhro.
>
>
>
>
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