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# GET\_ARRAY\_LENGTH function
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Returns the length of a SUPER array given an object or array path.

## Syntax
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```
GET_ARRAY_LENGTH( super_expr )
```

## Arguments
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 *super\_expr*   
A valid SUPER expression of array form.

## Return type
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The GET\_ARRAY\_LENGTH function returns an INT. 

## Example
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The following example shows the GET\_ARRAY\_LENGTH function.

```
SELECT GET_ARRAY_LENGTH(ARRAY(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10));
 get_array_length
----------------------
            10
(1 row)
```