I've been trying tens of different combinations with no success.
I have a table policies, in which one column is id and one column is created_for, which is itself a json.
The json looks like this: created_for: {"user_email": "hello@gmail.com", "project_serial": "K8BUADS001="}.
Now I want to get all id in which the project_serial is in certain values.
What I tried:
SELECT p.id
FROM policies as p
WHERE JSON_VALUE(created_for, '$.project_serial') IN ('PROJIUHS6W001=', 'U5LQU13BIBN001=')
SELECT p.id
FROM policies as p
WHERE JSON_VALUE(created_for, '$.project_serial') IN ("PROJIUHS6W001=', 'U5LQU13BIBN001=")
SELECT p.id
FROM policies as p
WHERE created_for->>'$.project_serial' IN ('PROJIUHCHQ62UJ0KSS6W001=', 'PROJPPF4UE5LQU13BIBN001=')
SELECT p.id
FROM policies as p
WHERE created_for->>'$.project_serial' IN ("PROJIUHCHQ62UJ0KSS6W001=", "PROJPPF4UE5LQU13BIBN001=")
and just any other combination of double/single quotes on every parameter.
All of these give me syntax error, I've been getting a lot of: syntax error near unexpected token '(', but also others as I tried many combinations.
Anyone knows what's the correct way of doing this?