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JSON Export
How to export a table to a JSON file
To export the data from a table to a JSON file, use the COPY statement.
COPY tbl TO 'output.json';
The result of queries can also be directly exported to a JSON file.
COPY (SELECT * FROM tbl) TO 'output.json';
For additional options, see the COPY statement documentation.