Transforming JSON data and child objects into rows within MSSQL - json

My very first question after using this site for my own learning! Still a beginner so go easy on me :)
I am trying to format JSON data within MSSQL Server. I have a static JSON file which I can get to display via OPENROWSET, and populate a variable. This JSON file has a "header" and then one or more "child" rows, basically an order header and order detail lines. I can successfully separately display the header's columns as a table in a result-set. I'd like to do the same with just the detail lines - the aim being to then store the header in a table and it's details in a table within SQL server - this part I'll have no issue with.
Here is some mock-up JSON data that I'm working with. This is the exact format I need to use, so I don't have any room to manoeuvre with it but I've populated it with test data:
{
"InputParameters" : {
"P_IN_ORDER_SOURCE" : "The_Web",
"P_IN_ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"P_IN_SOLD_TO_CUST_NUMBER" : "JOEB11",
"P_IN_CUST_ORDER_NUMBER" : "JoeB5556667",
"P_IN_REQUEST_DATE" : "2021-01-20 08:10:06",
"P_IN_ORDER_ENTRY_DATE" : "2021-01-20 08:10:06",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_NAME" : "The Testing Co.",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ADDR" : "82 Annweir Crescent",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ADDR_2" : null,
"P_IN_SHIPTO_CITY" : "Atlantis",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_STATE" : "WSX",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ZIP" : "AT55 666",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_COUNTRY" : "GB",
"P_IN_OPERATION_CODE" : "CREATE",
"P_IN_BOOKED_FLAG" : "N",
"P_IN_OU_NAME" : "ATL UK OU",
"P_IN_SPECIAL_INSTRUCTIONS" : null,
"P_IN_QUOTE_NUMBER" : null,
"P_IN_PRICELIST_ID" : "8",
"P_IN_EMAIL" : "testemail#testemail.com",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_COUNTY" : null,
"P_IN_SHIPPING_METHOD" : "Pre 930",
"P_IN_SHIPPING_INSTRUCTIONS" : null,
"P_IN_ATTENTION_TO" : "Joe Bloggs",
"P_IN_FREIGHT_CARRIER_CODE" : null,
"P_IN_IS_RETURN" : null,
"P_IN_SALES_REP" : null,
"P_IN_LINE_DATA" : [ {
"P_IN_LINE_DATA_ITEM" : [ {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "1",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "1",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU7776",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU7776",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "6",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "16.95",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "16.95",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
}, {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "2",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "2",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU12345",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU12345",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "6",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "11.89",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "11.89",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
}, {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "3",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "3",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU9999",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU9999",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "8",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "46.42",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "46.42",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
} ]
} ]
}
}
I've been trying to learn how to use this JSON with SQL server pretty much starting from today. I've explored the OPENJSON() function which like I've said, I can define the separate columns and path with the header information - but as soon as I try to do similar and path to the detail objects, I just get NULLs back in each column.
Any suggestions at all? Apologies if I've missed any key information out here! Many thanks!

Something like this:
declare #json nvarchar(max) = '
{
"InputParameters" : {
"P_IN_ORDER_SOURCE" : "The_Web",
"P_IN_ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"P_IN_SOLD_TO_CUST_NUMBER" : "JOEB11",
"P_IN_CUST_ORDER_NUMBER" : "JoeB5556667",
"P_IN_REQUEST_DATE" : "2021-01-20 08:10:06",
"P_IN_ORDER_ENTRY_DATE" : "2021-01-20 08:10:06",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_NAME" : "The Testing Co.",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ADDR" : "82 Annweir Crescent",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ADDR_2" : null,
"P_IN_SHIPTO_CITY" : "Atlantis",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_STATE" : "WSX",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_ZIP" : "AT55 666",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_COUNTRY" : "GB",
"P_IN_OPERATION_CODE" : "CREATE",
"P_IN_BOOKED_FLAG" : "N",
"P_IN_OU_NAME" : "ATL UK OU",
"P_IN_SPECIAL_INSTRUCTIONS" : null,
"P_IN_QUOTE_NUMBER" : null,
"P_IN_PRICELIST_ID" : "8",
"P_IN_EMAIL" : "testemail#testemail.com",
"P_IN_SHIPTO_COUNTY" : null,
"P_IN_SHIPPING_METHOD" : "Pre 930",
"P_IN_SHIPPING_INSTRUCTIONS" : null,
"P_IN_ATTENTION_TO" : "Joe Bloggs",
"P_IN_FREIGHT_CARRIER_CODE" : null,
"P_IN_IS_RETURN" : null,
"P_IN_SALES_REP" : null,
"P_IN_LINE_DATA" : [ {
"P_IN_LINE_DATA_ITEM" : [ {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "1",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "1",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU7776",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU7776",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "6",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "16.95",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "16.95",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
}, {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "2",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "2",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU12345",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU12345",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "6",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "11.89",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "11.89",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
}, {
"ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF" : "Order666",
"ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF" : "3",
"CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER" : "3",
"ITEM_TYPE_CODE" : "STANDARD",
"ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU9999",
"USER_ITEM_DESCRIPTION" : "SKU9999",
"TOP_MODEL_LINE_REF" : null,
"LINK_TO_LINE_REF" : null,
"COMPONENT_CODE" : null,
"ORDERED_QUANTITY" : "8",
"ORDER_QUANTITY_UOM" : null,
"UNIT_LIST_PRICE" : "46.42",
"UNIT_SELLING_PRICE" : "46.42",
"CALCULATE_PRICE_FLAG" : "N",
"OPERATION_CODE" : "INSERT"
} ]
} ]
}
}
'
select *
from openjson(#json,'$.InputParameters.P_IN_LINE_DATA[0].P_IN_LINE_DATA_ITEM')
with
(
ORIG_SYS_DOCUMENT_REF varchar(200),
ORIG_SYS_LINE_REF int,
CUSTOMER_LINE_NUMBER int,
ITEM_TYPE_CODE varchar(200),
-- . . .
OPERATION_CODE varchar(200)
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}
},
"created-date" : {
"value" : 1418131329327
},
"last-modified-date" : {
"value" : 1418131329327
},
"visibility" : "PUBLIC",
"put-code" : "611826"
} ]
},
"orcid-works" : null,
"funding-list" : null
},
"orcid-internal" : null,
"type" : "USER",
"group-type" : null,
"client-type" : null
},
"orcid-search-results" : null,
"error-desc" : null
}
I have no idea how to proceed?
All code is available at github.
The code is updated according to the changed did in csv in 2013 since then CSVs now have headers! The key name for the field is now the first row of the CSV.
https://github.com/vinay20045/json-to-csv
OR
You can use api
https://json-csv.com/api to convert.
Just register there get api accessibility privileges and use thier code. That's it