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Add section on JSON operators in ipython-sql magics to Troubleshooting #43

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Expand Up @@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ OCDS Kingfisher Colab |release|
Troubleshooting
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Using Jupyter Notebook
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

If you are using Kingfisher Colab in a Jupyter Notebook (not on Google Colaboratory), you need to:

#. Install the ``google-colab`` package:
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pip install --upgrade ipykernel

Using JSON operators with ipython-sql magics
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When using the ipython-sql magics (``%sql`` or ``%%sql``), you must avoid spaces around JSON operators.
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E.g. ``data->'ocid'`` not ``data -> 'ocid'``

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