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Array Functions

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    This document introduces the basic syntax and examples of array functions.
    Function
    Syntax
    Description
    [x]
    Returns an element from an array. Equivalent to the `element_at` function.
    array_agg(x)
    Returns all values in `x` as an array.
    array_distinct(x)
    Deduplicates an array and returns unique values from the array.
    array_except(x, y)
    Returns the difference between the `x` and `y` arrays.
    array_intersect(x, y)
    Returns the intersection between the `x` and `y` arrays.
    array_join(x, delimiter)
    Concatenates the elements in an array using the specified delimiter. If the array contains a null element, the null element is ignored.Note: For the `array_join` function, the maximum return result supported is 1 KB, and data exceeding 1 KB will be truncated.
    array_join(x, delimiter, null_replacement)
    Concatenates the elements in an array using `delimiter` and uses `null_replacement` to replace null values.Note: For the `array_join` function, the maximum return result supported is 1 KB, and data exceeding 1 KB will be truncated.
    array_max(x)
    Returns the maximum value of an array.
    array_max(x)
    Returns the minimum value of an array.
    array_position(x, element)
    Returns the subscript (starting from 1) of a specified element. If the specified element does not exist, return `0`.
    array_remove(x, element)
    Removes a specified element from an array.
    array_sort(x)
    Sorts elements in an array in ascending order. If there are null elements, the null elements will be placed at the end of the returned array.
    array_union(x, y)
    Returns the union of two arrays.
    cardinality(x)
    Calculates the number of elements in an array.
    concat(x, y...)
    Concatenates multiple arrays into one.
    contains(x, element)
    Determines whether an array contains a specified element and returns `true` if the array contains the element.
    element_at(x, y)
    Returns the yth element of an array.
    filter(x, lambda_expression)
    Filters elements in an array and returns only the elements that comply with the Lambda expression.
    flatten(x)
    Converts a two-dimensional array to a one-dimensional array.
    reduce(x, lambda_expression)
    Adds the elements in the array as defined by the Lambda expression and returns the result.
    reverse(x)
    Reverses the elements in an array.
    sequence(x, y)
    Returns an array of consecutive and increasing values within the specified starting value range. The increment interval is the default value 1.
    sequence(x, y, step)
    Returns an array of consecutive and increasing values within the specified starting value range. The increment interval is `step`.
    shuffle(x)
    Randomizes the elements in an array.
    slice(x, start, length)
    Returns a subset of an array.
    transform(x, lambda_expression)
    Applies a Lambda expression to each element of an array.
    zip(x, y)
    Combines multiple arrays into a two-dimensional array (elements with the same subscript in each original array form a new array).
    zip_with(x, y, lambda_expression)
    Merges two arrays into one as defined by a Lambda expression.

    Subscript Operator []

    The subscript operator ([]) is used to return the xth element in an array. It is equivalent to the element_at function.

    Syntax

    [x]

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    Array subscript, starting from 1. The parameter value is of the bigint type.

    Returned value type

    Return the data type of the specified element.

    Sample

    Return the second element of the number field value.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT cast(json_parse(array) as array(bigint)) [2]
    Search and analysis result
    23

    array_agg

    The array_agg function is used to return all values in x as an array.

    Syntax

    array_agg(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value can be of any data type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Return the values of the status field as an array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_agg(status) AS array
    Search and analysis result
    [200,200,200,404,200,200]

    array_distinct

    The array_distinct function is used to delete duplicate elements from an array.

    Syntax

    array_distinct(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Delete duplicate elements from the array field.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_distinct(cast(json_parse(array) as array(bigint)))
    Search and analysis result
    [12,23,26,48]

    array_except

    The array_except function is used to calculate the difference between two arrays.

    Syntax

    array_except(x, y)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Calculate the difference between arrays [1,2,3,4,5] and [1,3,5,7].
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_except(array[1,2,3,4,5],array[1,3,5,7])
    Search and analysis result
    [2,4]

    array_intersect

    The array_intersect function is used to calculate the intersection between two arrays.

    Syntax

    array_intersect(x, y)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Calculate the difference between arrays [1,2,3,4,5] and [1,3,5,7].
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_intersect(array[1,2,3,4,5],array[1,3,5,7])
    Search and analysis result
    [1,3,5]

    array_join

    The array_join function is used to concatenate the elements in an array into a string using the specified delimiter.

    Syntax

    Concatenate the elements in an array into a string using the specified delimiter. If the array contains null elements, the null elements are ignored.
    array_join(x, delimiter)
    Concatenate the elements in an array into a string using the specified delimiter. If the array contains null elements, the null elements are replaced with null_replacement.
    array_join(x, delimiter, null_replacement)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    delimiter
    Connector, which can be a string.
    null_replacement
    String used to replace a null element.

    Returned value type

    Varchar

    Sample

    Use spaces to concatenate the elements in the [null,'China','sh'] array as a string, and replace the null element with region.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_join(array[null,'China','sh'],'/','region')
    Search and analysis result
    region/China/sh

    array_max

    The array_max function is used to get the maximum value of an array.

    Syntax

    array_max(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Same as the element data type of the parameter value.

    Sample

    Get the maximum value 48 from the [12,23,26,48,26] array.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_max(try_cast(json_parse(array) as array(bigint))) AS max_number
    Search and analysis result
    48

    array_min

    The array_min function is used to get the minimum value of an array.

    Syntax

    array_min(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Same as the element data type of the parameter value.

    Sample

    Get the minimum value 12 from the [12,23,26,48,26] array.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_min(try_cast(json_parse(array) as array(bigint))) AS min_number
    Search and analysis result
    12

    array_position

    The array_position function is used to get the subscript (starting from 1) of a specified element. If the specified element does not exist, return 0.

    Syntax

    array_position(x, element)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    element
    Element in an array.

    Returned value type

    Bigint

    Sample

    Return the subscript of 46 in the [23,46,35] array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_position(array[23,46,35],46)
    Search and analysis result
    2

    array_remove

    The array_remove function is used to delete a specified element from an array.

    Syntax

    array_remove(x, element)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    element
    Element in an array.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Delete 23 from the [23,46,35] array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_remove(array[23,46,35],23)
    Search and analysis result
    [46,35]

    array_sort

    The array_sort function is used to sort elements in an array in ascending order.

    Syntax

    array_sort(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Sort elements in the ['b', 'd', null, 'c', 'a'] array in ascending order.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_sort(array['b','d',null,'c','a'])
    Search and analysis result
    ["a","b","c","d",null]

    array_union

    The array_union function is used to calculate the union of two arrays.

    Syntax

    array_union(x, y)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Calculate the union of the arrays [1,2,3,4,5] and [1,3,5,7].
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT array_union(array[1,2,3,4,5],array[1,3,5,7])
    Search and analysis result
    [1,2,3,4,5,7]

    cardinality

    The cardinality function is used to calculate the number of elements in an array.

    Syntax

    cardinality(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Bigint

    Sample

    Calculate the number of elements in the number field value.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT cardinality(cast(json_parse(array) as array(bigint)))
    Search and analysis result
    5

    concat

    The concat function is used to concatenate multiple arrays into one.

    Syntax

    concat(x, y...)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Concatenate the arrays ['red','blue'] and ['yellow','green'] into one array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT concat(array['red','blue'],array['yellow','green'])
    Search and analysis result
    ["red","blue","yellow","green"]

    contains

    The contains function is used to determine whether an array contains a specified element and return true if the array contains the element.

    Syntax

    contains(x, element)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    element
    Element in an array.

    Returned value type

    Boolean

    Sample

    Determine whether the array field value contains 23.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT contains(cast(json_parse(array) as array(varchar)),'23')
    Search and analysis result
    TRUE

    element_at

    The element_at function is used to return the yth element in an array.

    Syntax

    element_at(x, y)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    element
    Array subscript, starting from 1. The parameter value is of the bigint type.

    Returned value type

    Any data type

    Sample

    Return the second element of the number field value.
    Field sample
    array:[12,23,26,48,26]
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT element_at(cast(json_parse(number) AS array(varchar)), 2)
    Search and analysis result
    23

    filter

    The filter function is used to filter elements in an array and return only the elements that comply with a specified Lambda expression

    Syntax

    filter(x, lambda_expression)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    lambda_expression
    Lambda expression. For more information, see Lambda Function.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Return elements greater than 0 in the [5,-6,null,7] array, where x -> x > 0 is the Lambda expression.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT filter(array[5,-6,null,7],x -> x > 0)
    Search and analysis result
    [5,7]

    flatten

    The flatten function is used to convert a two-dimensional array to a one-dimensional array.

    Syntax

    flatten(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Convert the two-dimensional array "array[1,2,3,4],array[4,3,2,1]" into a one-dimensional array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT flatten(array[array[1,2,3,4],array[4,3,2,1]])
    Search and analysis result
    [1,2,3,4,4,3,2,1]

    reduce

    The reduce function is used to add the elements in an array as defined by the Lambda expression and return the result.

    Syntax

    reduce(x, lambda_expression)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    lambda_expression
    Lambda expression. For more information, see Lambda Function.

    Returned value type

    Bigint

    Sample

    Return the sum of the elements in array [5, 20, 50].
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT reduce(array[5,20,50],0,(s, x) -> s + x, s -> s)
    Search and analysis result
    75

    reverse

    The reverse function is used to reverse the elements in an array.

    Syntax

    reverse(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Reverse the elements in array [1,2,3,4,5].
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT reverse(array[1,2,3,4,5])
    Search and analysis result
    [5,4,3,2,1]

    sequence

    The sequence function is used to return an array of consecutive and increasing values within the specified starting value range.

    Syntax

    The increment interval is the default value 1.
    sequence(x, y)
    The increment interval is custom.
    sequence(x, y, step)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the bigint or timestamp type (UNIX timestamp or date and time expression).
    y
    The parameter value is of the bigint or timestamp type (UNIX timestamp or date and time expression).
    step
    Value interval.If the parameter value is a date and time expression, the format of step is as follows:
    interval 'n' year to month: the interval is n years.
    interval 'n' day to second: the interval is n days.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Example 1. Return even numbers between 0 and 10.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT sequence(0,10,2)
    Search and analysis result
    [0,2,4,6,8,10]
    Example 2. Return dates between 2017-10-23 and 2021-08-12 at an interval of one year.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT sequence(from_unixtime(1508737026),from_unixtime(1628734085),interval '1' year to month )
    Search and analysis result
    ["2017-10-23 05:37:06.0","2018-10-23 05:37:06.0","2019-10-23 05:37:06.0","2020-10-23 05:37:06.0"]
    Example 3. Return UNIX timestamps between 1628733298 and 1628734085 at an interval of 60 seconds.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT sequence(1628733298,1628734085,60)
    Search and analysis result
    [1628733298,1628733358,1628733418,1628733478,1628733538,1628733598,1628733658,1628733718,1628733778,1628733838,1628733898,1628733958,1628734018,1628734078]

    shuffle

    shuffle

    The shuffle function is used to randomize the elements in an array.

    Syntax

    shuffle(x)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Randomize the elements in the [1,2,3,4,5] array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT shuffle(array[1,2,3,4,5])
    Search and analysis result
    [5,2,4,1,3]

    slice

    The slice function is used to return a subset of an array.

    Syntax

    slice(x, start, length)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    start
    Index start position.
    If start is negative, start from the end.
    If start is positive, start from the beginning.
    length
    Number of elements in a subset.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Return a subset of the [1,2,4,5,6,7,7] array, starting from the third element and consisting of two elements.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT slice(array[1,2,4,5,6,7,7],3,2)
    Search and analysis result
    [4,5]

    transform

    The transform function is used to apply a Lambda expression to each element of an array.

    Syntax

    transform(x, lambda_expression)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    lambda_expression
    Lambda expression. For more information, see Lambda Function.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Increment each element in the [5,6] array by 1 and return.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT transform(array[5,6],x -> x + 1)
    Search and analysis result
    [6,7]

    zip

    The zip function is used to combine multiple arrays into a two-dimensional array, and elements with the same subscript in each original array form a new array.

    Syntax

    zip(x, y)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Combine the arrays [1,2] and [3,4] into a two-dimensional array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT zip(array[1,2], array[3,4])
    Search and analysis result
    ["{1, 3}","{2, 4}"]

    zip_with

    The zip_with function is used to merge two arrays into one as defined by a Lambda expression.

    Syntax

    zip_with(x, y, lambda_expression)

    Parameter description

    Parameter
    Description
    x
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    y
    The parameter value is of the array type.
    lambda_expression
    Lambda expression. For more information, see Lambda Function.

    Returned value type

    Array

    Sample

    Use Lambda expression (x, y) -> x + y to add the elements in arrays [1,2] and [3,4], respectively, and return the sum results as an array.
    Search and analysis statement
    * | SELECT zip_with(array[1,2], array[3,4],(x,y) -> x + y)
    Search and analysis result
    [4,6]
    
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