@JSONSAVE[outputfile[,overwrite]] : Saves the modified JSON document to the specified output file.
If the optional overwrite argument is 1, @JSONSAVE will overwrite an existing file. Otherwise, @JSONSAVE will display an error.
@JSONSAVE would normally be used when you are creating a document using @JSONINPUT.
@JSONSAVE returns 0 on success, or an error code on failure.
Example:
Pass a JSON string to @JSONINPUT, and write it to the file d:\json :
echo %@jsoninput[{"name":"fido"}]
echo %@jsonsave[d:\fido.json]
10231 Unbalanced element tag |
10232 Invalid JSON markup |
10233 Invalid XPath |
10234 DOM tree unavailable |
101 Invalid attribute index |
102 No attributes available |
103 Invalid namespace index |
104 No namespaces available |
105 Invalid element index |
106 No elements available |
107 Attribute does not exist |
201 Unbalanced element tag |
202 Unknown element prefix (can't find namespace) |
203 Unknown attribute prefix (can't find namespace) |
204 Invalid XML markup |
205 Invalid end state for parser |
206 Document contains unbalanced element |
207 Invalid XPath |
208 No such child |
209 Top element does not match start of path |
210 DOM tree unavailable |
302 Can't open file. |