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How can i load GeoJSON data into SQL Server 2016?


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I have this GeoJSON file




"type": "FeatureCollection",
"crs": "type": "name", "properties": "name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:OGC:1.3:CRS84" ,
"features": [
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "8", "SHAPE_LENG": 41, "SHAPE_AREA": 92 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ], [ 14.598633470050846, 41.207093720394617 ], [ 14.598638966363804, 41.207076029000419 ], [ 14.59864949316175, 41.207077896868881 ], [ 14.598656017060879, 41.207056865262551 ], [ 14.598637860420407, 41.20705365287025 ], [ 14.598644239819395, 41.207034773240196 ], [ 14.598632343145956, 41.207030995939746 ], [ 14.598544494019848, 41.207031457952098 ], [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ] ] ]
,
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "373", "SHAPE_LENG": 114, "SHAPE_AREA": 544 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ], [ 14.604395640269018, 41.207019000507003 ], [ 14.604393037206272, 41.207025689856785 ], [ 14.604413828409179, 41.207030117786921 ], [ 14.604518271504356, 41.207055409049211 ], [ 14.604583645117462, 41.206889192798513 ], [ 14.604514417202289, 41.206873628758352 ], [ 14.604507682734921, 41.206890905830868 ], [ 14.604500434473708, 41.206889300694492 ], [ 14.604306376797163, 41.206846187488196 ], [ 14.604305887228582, 41.206847447930919 ], [ 14.604287868784919, 41.206893697156083 ], [ 14.604392813074112, 41.206917782119795 ], [ 14.604377767880903, 41.206956414685905 ], [ 14.604356752352492, 41.207010361623965 ], [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ] ] ]

]



I use this query



INSERT INTO Fabbricati (COD, FOGLIO, NUMERO, SHAPE_LENG, SHAPE_AREA, coordinates)
SELECT
geography::STPolyFromText('POLYGON ((' + STRING_AGG(CAST(Long + ' ' + Lat as varchar(max)), ',') + '))',4326).ReorientObject() AS coordinates
FROM
(
SELECT
Long,
Lat
FROM
OPENJSON(@GeoJSON, '$.features[0].geometry.coordinates[0]')
WITH
(
Long varchar(100) '$[0]',
Lat varchar(100) '$[1]'
)
)d


How can i insert all features with all attributes?










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  • How often will you need to do this?

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2















I have this GeoJSON file




"type": "FeatureCollection",
"crs": "type": "name", "properties": "name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:OGC:1.3:CRS84" ,
"features": [
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "8", "SHAPE_LENG": 41, "SHAPE_AREA": 92 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ], [ 14.598633470050846, 41.207093720394617 ], [ 14.598638966363804, 41.207076029000419 ], [ 14.59864949316175, 41.207077896868881 ], [ 14.598656017060879, 41.207056865262551 ], [ 14.598637860420407, 41.20705365287025 ], [ 14.598644239819395, 41.207034773240196 ], [ 14.598632343145956, 41.207030995939746 ], [ 14.598544494019848, 41.207031457952098 ], [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ] ] ]
,
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "373", "SHAPE_LENG": 114, "SHAPE_AREA": 544 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ], [ 14.604395640269018, 41.207019000507003 ], [ 14.604393037206272, 41.207025689856785 ], [ 14.604413828409179, 41.207030117786921 ], [ 14.604518271504356, 41.207055409049211 ], [ 14.604583645117462, 41.206889192798513 ], [ 14.604514417202289, 41.206873628758352 ], [ 14.604507682734921, 41.206890905830868 ], [ 14.604500434473708, 41.206889300694492 ], [ 14.604306376797163, 41.206846187488196 ], [ 14.604305887228582, 41.206847447930919 ], [ 14.604287868784919, 41.206893697156083 ], [ 14.604392813074112, 41.206917782119795 ], [ 14.604377767880903, 41.206956414685905 ], [ 14.604356752352492, 41.207010361623965 ], [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ] ] ]

]



I use this query



INSERT INTO Fabbricati (COD, FOGLIO, NUMERO, SHAPE_LENG, SHAPE_AREA, coordinates)
SELECT
geography::STPolyFromText('POLYGON ((' + STRING_AGG(CAST(Long + ' ' + Lat as varchar(max)), ',') + '))',4326).ReorientObject() AS coordinates
FROM
(
SELECT
Long,
Lat
FROM
OPENJSON(@GeoJSON, '$.features[0].geometry.coordinates[0]')
WITH
(
Long varchar(100) '$[0]',
Lat varchar(100) '$[1]'
)
)d


How can i insert all features with all attributes?










share|improve this question






















  • How often will you need to do this?

    – DPSSpatial
    Feb 16 '18 at 16:36













2












2








2








I have this GeoJSON file




"type": "FeatureCollection",
"crs": "type": "name", "properties": "name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:OGC:1.3:CRS84" ,
"features": [
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "8", "SHAPE_LENG": 41, "SHAPE_AREA": 92 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ], [ 14.598633470050846, 41.207093720394617 ], [ 14.598638966363804, 41.207076029000419 ], [ 14.59864949316175, 41.207077896868881 ], [ 14.598656017060879, 41.207056865262551 ], [ 14.598637860420407, 41.20705365287025 ], [ 14.598644239819395, 41.207034773240196 ], [ 14.598632343145956, 41.207030995939746 ], [ 14.598544494019848, 41.207031457952098 ], [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ] ] ]
,
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "373", "SHAPE_LENG": 114, "SHAPE_AREA": 544 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ], [ 14.604395640269018, 41.207019000507003 ], [ 14.604393037206272, 41.207025689856785 ], [ 14.604413828409179, 41.207030117786921 ], [ 14.604518271504356, 41.207055409049211 ], [ 14.604583645117462, 41.206889192798513 ], [ 14.604514417202289, 41.206873628758352 ], [ 14.604507682734921, 41.206890905830868 ], [ 14.604500434473708, 41.206889300694492 ], [ 14.604306376797163, 41.206846187488196 ], [ 14.604305887228582, 41.206847447930919 ], [ 14.604287868784919, 41.206893697156083 ], [ 14.604392813074112, 41.206917782119795 ], [ 14.604377767880903, 41.206956414685905 ], [ 14.604356752352492, 41.207010361623965 ], [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ] ] ]

]



I use this query



INSERT INTO Fabbricati (COD, FOGLIO, NUMERO, SHAPE_LENG, SHAPE_AREA, coordinates)
SELECT
geography::STPolyFromText('POLYGON ((' + STRING_AGG(CAST(Long + ' ' + Lat as varchar(max)), ',') + '))',4326).ReorientObject() AS coordinates
FROM
(
SELECT
Long,
Lat
FROM
OPENJSON(@GeoJSON, '$.features[0].geometry.coordinates[0]')
WITH
(
Long varchar(100) '$[0]',
Lat varchar(100) '$[1]'
)
)d


How can i insert all features with all attributes?










share|improve this question














I have this GeoJSON file




"type": "FeatureCollection",
"crs": "type": "name", "properties": "name": "urn:ogc:def:crs:OGC:1.3:CRS84" ,
"features": [
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "8", "SHAPE_LENG": 41, "SHAPE_AREA": 92 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ], [ 14.598633470050846, 41.207093720394617 ], [ 14.598638966363804, 41.207076029000419 ], [ 14.59864949316175, 41.207077896868881 ], [ 14.598656017060879, 41.207056865262551 ], [ 14.598637860420407, 41.20705365287025 ], [ 14.598644239819395, 41.207034773240196 ], [ 14.598632343145956, 41.207030995939746 ], [ 14.598544494019848, 41.207031457952098 ], [ 14.598541303917116, 41.207077405742481 ] ] ]
,
"type": "Feature",
"properties": "COD": "M093", "FOGLIO": "0001", "NUMERO": "373", "SHAPE_LENG": 114, "SHAPE_AREA": 544 ,
"geometry": "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ], [ 14.604395640269018, 41.207019000507003 ], [ 14.604393037206272, 41.207025689856785 ], [ 14.604413828409179, 41.207030117786921 ], [ 14.604518271504356, 41.207055409049211 ], [ 14.604583645117462, 41.206889192798513 ], [ 14.604514417202289, 41.206873628758352 ], [ 14.604507682734921, 41.206890905830868 ], [ 14.604500434473708, 41.206889300694492 ], [ 14.604306376797163, 41.206846187488196 ], [ 14.604305887228582, 41.206847447930919 ], [ 14.604287868784919, 41.206893697156083 ], [ 14.604392813074112, 41.206917782119795 ], [ 14.604377767880903, 41.206956414685905 ], [ 14.604356752352492, 41.207010361623965 ], [ 14.604357586854741, 41.207010550988301 ] ] ]

]



I use this query



INSERT INTO Fabbricati (COD, FOGLIO, NUMERO, SHAPE_LENG, SHAPE_AREA, coordinates)
SELECT
geography::STPolyFromText('POLYGON ((' + STRING_AGG(CAST(Long + ' ' + Lat as varchar(max)), ',') + '))',4326).ReorientObject() AS coordinates
FROM
(
SELECT
Long,
Lat
FROM
OPENJSON(@GeoJSON, '$.features[0].geometry.coordinates[0]')
WITH
(
Long varchar(100) '$[0]',
Lat varchar(100) '$[1]'
)
)d


How can i insert all features with all attributes?







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    – DPSSpatial
    Feb 16 '18 at 16:36
















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– DPSSpatial
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Using this as a guide for reading the different geometry types, you can build up to something like the following.



-- Some sample polygons
WITH source AS (
SELECT *
FROM (VALUES
(1, N' "type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": [
[[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
]
'),
(2, N' "type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": [
[[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
]
')
) j(id,polygon)
)
-- Actual Query
SELECT id, Geometry::STGeomFromText(CONCAT('POLYGON((',STUFF(coords,1,2,''),'))'),0)
FROM (
SELECT id, j.coords
FROM source s
CROSS APPLY (SELECT concat(', ',x , ' ' , y) FROM OPENJSON(s.polygon, '$.coordinates[0]')WITH (x int '$[0]', y int '$[1]' )FOR XML PATH('')) j (coords)
) p (id, coords)


With SQL Server 2017, you will be able to use a STRING_AGG. Of course you will need to come up with different build for each geometry type.






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    You can also use OGR2OGR convert GeoJSON to SQL SERVER






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      Using this as a guide for reading the different geometry types, you can build up to something like the following.



      -- Some sample polygons
      WITH source AS (
      SELECT *
      FROM (VALUES
      (1, N' "type": "Polygon",
      "coordinates": [
      [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
      ]
      '),
      (2, N' "type": "Polygon",
      "coordinates": [
      [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
      ]
      ')
      ) j(id,polygon)
      )
      -- Actual Query
      SELECT id, Geometry::STGeomFromText(CONCAT('POLYGON((',STUFF(coords,1,2,''),'))'),0)
      FROM (
      SELECT id, j.coords
      FROM source s
      CROSS APPLY (SELECT concat(', ',x , ' ' , y) FROM OPENJSON(s.polygon, '$.coordinates[0]')WITH (x int '$[0]', y int '$[1]' )FOR XML PATH('')) j (coords)
      ) p (id, coords)


      With SQL Server 2017, you will be able to use a STRING_AGG. Of course you will need to come up with different build for each geometry type.






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        Using this as a guide for reading the different geometry types, you can build up to something like the following.



        -- Some sample polygons
        WITH source AS (
        SELECT *
        FROM (VALUES
        (1, N' "type": "Polygon",
        "coordinates": [
        [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
        ]
        '),
        (2, N' "type": "Polygon",
        "coordinates": [
        [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
        ]
        ')
        ) j(id,polygon)
        )
        -- Actual Query
        SELECT id, Geometry::STGeomFromText(CONCAT('POLYGON((',STUFF(coords,1,2,''),'))'),0)
        FROM (
        SELECT id, j.coords
        FROM source s
        CROSS APPLY (SELECT concat(', ',x , ' ' , y) FROM OPENJSON(s.polygon, '$.coordinates[0]')WITH (x int '$[0]', y int '$[1]' )FOR XML PATH('')) j (coords)
        ) p (id, coords)


        With SQL Server 2017, you will be able to use a STRING_AGG. Of course you will need to come up with different build for each geometry type.






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          Using this as a guide for reading the different geometry types, you can build up to something like the following.



          -- Some sample polygons
          WITH source AS (
          SELECT *
          FROM (VALUES
          (1, N' "type": "Polygon",
          "coordinates": [
          [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
          ]
          '),
          (2, N' "type": "Polygon",
          "coordinates": [
          [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
          ]
          ')
          ) j(id,polygon)
          )
          -- Actual Query
          SELECT id, Geometry::STGeomFromText(CONCAT('POLYGON((',STUFF(coords,1,2,''),'))'),0)
          FROM (
          SELECT id, j.coords
          FROM source s
          CROSS APPLY (SELECT concat(', ',x , ' ' , y) FROM OPENJSON(s.polygon, '$.coordinates[0]')WITH (x int '$[0]', y int '$[1]' )FOR XML PATH('')) j (coords)
          ) p (id, coords)


          With SQL Server 2017, you will be able to use a STRING_AGG. Of course you will need to come up with different build for each geometry type.






          share|improve this answer















          Using this as a guide for reading the different geometry types, you can build up to something like the following.



          -- Some sample polygons
          WITH source AS (
          SELECT *
          FROM (VALUES
          (1, N' "type": "Polygon",
          "coordinates": [
          [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
          ]
          '),
          (2, N' "type": "Polygon",
          "coordinates": [
          [[30, 10], [40, 40], [20, 40], [10, 20], [30, 10]]
          ]
          ')
          ) j(id,polygon)
          )
          -- Actual Query
          SELECT id, Geometry::STGeomFromText(CONCAT('POLYGON((',STUFF(coords,1,2,''),'))'),0)
          FROM (
          SELECT id, j.coords
          FROM source s
          CROSS APPLY (SELECT concat(', ',x , ' ' , y) FROM OPENJSON(s.polygon, '$.coordinates[0]')WITH (x int '$[0]', y int '$[1]' )FOR XML PATH('')) j (coords)
          ) p (id, coords)


          With SQL Server 2017, you will be able to use a STRING_AGG. Of course you will need to come up with different build for each geometry type.







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