Problems getting Json key

[domingo.ruiz]

Hi, everyone!

I have this issue we couldn´t figure it out. So… I have this Json that I get from the uipath API, asking for a number of queue items , so far so good. The problem is: when I try to get the value from “@odata.count” it doesnt seem to recognize the @ when I use SelectToken. Before you ask: I´ve tried with different names, removed the “@” (this actually works) but since I dont think its a good practice, I´d like to know if there ´s a better way. Thank you in advance.

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

Hi @domingo.ruiz

Please use this JsonObject(“@odata.count”).ToString after deserializing

Or JsonObject.GetValue(”@odata.count").tostring

Cheers

[domingo.ruiz]

@Anil_G

GetValue(”@odata.count").tostring

Thank you, Anil_G! That worked!

[jeevith (Jeevith Hegde, Ph.D.)]

Hi @domingo.ruiz,

Alternatively, if you do not want to use “@” most often such count values are actually refering to some statistics of the return value.

I am suspecting your “value” key there is a Jarray with 30 items.

Another way for getting the value “30” will be to count the length of the Jarray.

JsonObject(“Value”).Count.ToString

[domingo.ruiz]

Exactly! We used that same method, we did an array.count and had the same result. Thank you to both of you