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json_array_contains()
Let us now check the json_array_contains(json_array text, value any) function with the following query.
Query
default> select json_array_contains('[10, 20, 30]', 10) as array_contains;
Result
The above query will generate the following result.
array_contains ------------------------------- true
The query determines if the given value exists in the JSON array or not. Here, the given value 10 is present in the array so, the result is true.
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