`ARRAY_REMOVE`

Data 360 Query Guide, mirrored from developer.salesforce.com: **Applies to:** ✅ Data 360 SQL ✅ Tableau Hyper API

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ARRAY_REMOVE

Applies to: ✅ Data 360 SQL ✅ Tableau Hyper API

Returns a new array with all instances of a specified element removed.

  • <array>: The source array.
  • <element>: The value to remove.

Returns an array with all occurrences of the specified element removed.

  • Removes all occurrences of the element, not just the first.
  • If the element isn’t found, the original array is returned unchanged.

Remove all instances of a value from an array.

Returns array[2, 3], removing both occurrences of 1.

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