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two procedures. both return a varying length string. Just the max size differs. 10a vs 32000a. pTestFunc1 b dTestFunc1 pi 32000a varying c return 'abc' p e pTestFunc2 b dTestFunc2 pi 10a varying c return 'abc' p e When I run them side by side in a timing loop, the 10a return value functions runs much quicker than the 32000a version. d ch80 s 80a varying c eval ch80 = TestFunc1 c eval ch80 = TestFunc2 30,000 times. 66 msec vs 2554 msec. I was hoping the run times would be comparable. When I assign a literal value to a varying char variable, the run times are the same, regardless of the size of the string. Any explanation why the run time difference? thanks, Steve Richter
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