You could use the get queue status to return the array of elements in the queue then search the array then if found remove the elements you wish to remove. The flush queue could be used to remove all items from the queue then index the new array of information back into the queue. The flush queue could be used in place of the get queue status if you plan to remove an element each call.
Unless you are set on using the queue method another choice may be to create your own version. You could write a vi that includes a state machine allowing you to handle all your array manipulations based on the call to the vi. Various states could be insert, search, remove, sort. Use a shift register on a while loop to hold the array and an enumerated control to signal the state to execute. Use a string control and indicator to pass information in and out of the vi. I hope this helps. Randall
