I am using Postgresql 9.4 and have a table test
, with id::int
and content::jsonb
, as follows:
You have to use the #>>
operator instead of ->>
when the right operand is a json path. Try this:
SELECT json_agg(content) as content FROM test GROUP BY content #>> '{a,b}';
Yields:
content
------------------------------------
[{"a": {"c": 1}}]
[{"a": {"b": 2}}]
[{"a": {"b": 1}}, {"a": {"b": 1}}]
(3 rows)
I think json_agg() is not the best choice to use it here, since that is concatenating the content values (the whole json data) into an array for a specific group.
It makes more sense to use something like this (and I added 'count(*)', just to have a more common scenario):
SELECT content #>> '{a,b}' as a_b, count(*) as count FROM test GROUP BY content #>> '{a,b}';