How to get JSON/POJO from the KustoResultSetTable about azure-kusto-java HOT 2 CLOSED

Either way you will have to create the objects - the rows we get from the server are arrays, and someone has to merge them with the columns.

We don't have anything like this built in, but you can use getData() to easily do it yourself -

KustoOperationResult completeResult= queryClient.execute(<databaseName>, <your query>);
KustoResultSetTable mainTableResult = completeResult.getPrimaryResults();
List<Map<String, Object>> resultMap = mainTableResult.getData()
        .stream().map(row ->
                IntStream.range(0, row.size()).
                        mapToObj(ir -> new AbstractMap.SimpleEntry<>(mainTableResult.getColumns()[ir].getColumnName(), row.get(ir)))
                        .collect(Collectors.toMap(Map.Entry::getKey, Map.Entry::getValue)))
                        .collect(Collectors.toList());

JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray(resultMap);

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Hi @saumilsdk,

We implemented executeToJsonResult() to bypass the conversion to KustoResultSetTable in the first place. It returns the json as a String, intended for specific performance scenarios.

That said, our service returns results in this KustoResultSetTable format, so the json will still need to be parsed to obtain the POJO components of it.

I want to understand your issue better, though. What do you mean by, "I am not comfortable with iterating each row one by one and creating those manually"? What exactly is the concern with working with a KustoResultSetTable object? Note that we have examples of working with results.

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