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There is a process called dynamic arrays.  This is one of the primary uses 
of the alloc op code.  You can search the archives for the use of this 
technique.  However, you might want to wait until you've achieved a higher 
level of experience before attempting that.  But, whatever thrills you.

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Arrays







In using VB and C I have the ability to dynamically increase an array's 
size 
from say 50 to 100 without losing the existing data, is this possible in 
RPG? 

>From all that I have been able to read on arrays in RPG so far I don't 
see 
it as possible, but I'm hoping there is something available that the books 

and PDF's don't cover.

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