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That's only going to return the size of the declared array.  Not how many 
elements are actually filled.

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Thanks Michael.

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Hi All,



Is there a BIF that will tell me how many elements I have in an array?
In ASP, you can perform a UBOUND function on an array and it will return
the number of elements.  Is there such a beast in RPG, or do I need to
loop through the array, add one to the count and when the element =''
then my array size is count-1?



Thanks,


Brian.



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