RE: [sqr-users] is there a limt to ARRAY Extents available using SQR 8.x

[Peter Burton <pburton@brio.com>]

Wendy,

The EXTENT keyword takes a value from 0 to 2GB.  There is no limit as to how
many times the array is extended.  Of course the underlying limit is how
much memory the process can acquire from the system.

Peter


-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Biggs [mailto:biggswl@vt.edu]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 10:44 AM
To: sqr-users@sqrug.org
Subject: [sqr-users] is there a limt to ARRAY Extents available using
SQR 8.x



>SQR 8.x allows you to set up incremental extents to the base array size 
>with an optional "extent= " parameter.  I can't find documentation 
>anywhere that says *how many* extents it will grant tho...  are extents 
>unlimited?  does anyone know? or know where I might find out?
>
>there MUST be a limit... either number of extents or total memory
available...
>
>I set up a little test array (below) and built a loop to see if I could 
>figure it out myself... so far I've pushed the number of extents to 1200 
>so it seems to me that the limit must be memory size if one exists.
>
>create-array name=t_array size={T_ArrayMax} extent=5
>    field=a:char
>    field=b:char
>    field=c:char
>
>any ideas?
>
>--wb

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