All of the values in the JSON column will be transformed to a JSON array with "JSON key" key complemented by the custom key/value pairs, or just the array if the option Omit root is selected. (The JSON content in the file can be pretty-printed.) The output looks like this:
{ "JSON key": [ {"json":"from Row1"}, {"json":"from Row2"} ], "custom key":"custom value" }where the
JSON key
can be specified with the Add root object with key parameter, the "custom key":"custom value"
is specified by the Custom key/value pairs and the Collect into array
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