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{ “title”: “ARRAY_REMOVE”, “language”: “en”, “description”: “Remove all elements equal to the given value from an array while preserving the relative order of the remaining elements.” }

Function

Remove all elements equal to the given value from an array while preserving the relative order of the remaining elements.

Syntax

• ARRAY_REMOVE(arr, target)

Parameters

• arr: ARRAY<T>, supports numbers, boolean, string, datetime, IP, etc.
• target: a value of the same type as the array elements, used to match elements to remove.

Return value

• Returns ARRAY<T> of the same type as the input.
• If arr is NULL, returns NULL.

Usage notes

• Matching rule: only elements whose value equals target are removed. NULL is equal to NULL.

Examples

• Basic: After removal, the remaining elements keep their original relative order.

  • ARRAY_REMOVE([1,2,3], 1) -> [2,3]
  • ARRAY_REMOVE([1,2,3,null], 1) -> [2,3,null]

• If target is NULL, remove NULL in arr.

  • ARRAY_REMOVE(['a','b','c',NULL], NULL) -> NULL

• If arr is NULL, returns NULL

  • ARRAY_REMOVE(NULL, 2) -> NULL

• No match

  • ARRAY_REMOVE([1,2,3], 258) -> [1,2,3]