> Colleagues:
>
> In VFP 8.0 and earlier, the VFP System Capacirties section in the Help stated firmly and unubiquously:
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> "Maximum # of elements per array 65,000"
>
> Now, in that same section for VFP 9.0 it states something incomprehensive:
>
> "Maximum # of elements per array.
>
> Normal: 2 gigabytes
> Member array: 2 gigabytes
> Array of member objects: 65,000"
>
> I cannot understand that!
>
> If anybody does - please do enlighten me! (I am dead serious! It's not a rhetorical question.)
>
> TIA!
>
> Regards,
>
> Ilya

Ilya,

As far as I understand, the limit on number of array ("regular") members is removed in VFP9. However there is still the limit on the number of array object members, and there is the physical limit on memory available/managable. From VFP9 memory point of view, it is 2 Gbt.
But you also can meet the conflict/limitation based on the current PC memory management.

Best Wishes,

Yuri Rubinov