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| Parameter | Description |
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| LeftArray | The first dynamic array to be merged. Required. |
| RightArray | The second dynamic array to be merged. Required. |
| Delim | The delimiter that separates elements in both arrays. Optional. If you omit this parameter, @FM will be assumed. This is also the delimiter used to create the new array. |
| Operation | Determines how the arrays are merged. Options are AND, OR, NOT, and XOR. Optional. If you omit this parameter, OR will be assumed. |
| CaseSensitive | Determines if the merging is case senstive. Optional. If you omit this parameter, 1 will be assumed. |
Remarks
It's not unusual to have at your disposal two arrays of unique values, especially arrays of keys. SRP_Join_Arrays takes two arrays and returns either the union or intersection of those arrays. For example, imagine an array of Employee keys that references all managers and another array that references all female employees. SRP_Join_Arrays can quickly produce the intersection of these two arrays, giving you an array of keys for all female managers.
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