Figure C-1 json_basic_path_expression

Figure C-2 json_absolute_path_expression

Figure C-3 json_nonfunction_steps

Figure C-4 json_object_step

Figure C-5 json_field_name

Figure C-6 json_array_step

Figure C-7 json_array_index

Array indexing is zero-based, so integer is a non-negative integer (0, 1, 2, 3,...).

The array index form last + integer is only for use with Oracle SQL function json_transform, and you cannot use it in combination with other indexes, including in a range specification (a json_array_step of the form json_array_index to json_array_index).

Figure C-8 json_function_step

Figure C-9 json_item_method

Figure C-10 json_filter_expr

Figure C-11 json_cond

Figure C-12 json_conjunction

Figure C-13 json_comparison

Figure C-14 json_relative_path-expr

Figure C-15 json_compare_pred

Figure C-16 json_var

Figure C-17 json_scalar