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Topic: Active Server Pages Programming (ASP)



Expert: Srini Nagarajan
Date: 12/28/2007
Subject: ASP Multi Dimension Array

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Hi Srini

Long time no meet. ;-) Hope that your vacation is a good one.

I would like how to deal with multi dimensional arrays.

Eg,
Dim CartArray()
Redim CartArray(1,1)

How to increase the no of arrays in the CartArray?

Ie, making the CartArray(1,1) to CartArray(5,5)

I read about articles which mentioned that this is impossible. Redim Preserve CartArray(1,5) = only allows incremental value for the last value of a multi dimensional array, i found this very hard to believe.

Please advise

Answer
Hi

Happy new year.. Hope the new year celebration went well..

Sorry for the delay on my reply i was busy with something else...

Yes, i've no idea about multi dimension array have this limitation. I did some more search and found it's true..

http://snipplr.com/view/1537/asp-initialize-twodimensional-array/

It's a pain!!!!!

-Srini

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