Load JSON on Autonomous AI Database
The
        PL/SQL procedure DBMS_CLOUD.COPY_COLLECTION
        provides support for loading JSON documents into SODA collections. The procedure DBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATA provides support for
        loading JSON data into an existing table in Autonomous AI Database.
               
- About Loading JSON Documents
 You load SODA collections into Autonomous AI Database using the PL/SQL procedureDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_COLLECTIONand you load JSON data into a table usingDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATA.
- Load a JSON File of Line-Delimited Documents into a Collection
 For loading data from collections in the Cloud, you must first store your object storage credentials in your Autonomous AI Database and then use the procedureDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_COLLECTIONto load documents into a collection.
- Load an Array of JSON Documents into a Collection
 To load data from collections in the Cloud, you first store your object storage credentials in your Autonomous AI Database and then use PL/SQL procedureDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_COLLECTIONto load documents into a collection. This topic explains how to load documents to your database from a JSON array in a file.
- Monitor and Troubleshoot COPY_COLLECTION Loads
 All data load operations you perform using the PL/SQL packageDBMS_CLOUDdba_load_operationsanduser_load_operations. Use these tables to monitor loading withDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_COLLECTION.
- Textual JSON Objects That Represent Extended Scalar Values
 Native binary JSON data (OSON format) extends the JSON language by adding scalar types, such as date, that correspond to SQL types and are not part of the JSON standard. Oracle Database also supports the use of textual JSON objects that represent JSON scalar values, including such nonstandard values.
- Create Credentials and Copy JSON Data into an Existing Table
 UseDBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATAto load JSON data in the cloud into a table.
Parent topic: Load Data from Files in the Cloud