this seems like it should be easy, but a couple of things aren't working.

if you have declared an array:

dim arParameters() as string

and then later defined it:

redim arParameters(1,2) as string

how can you clear it out? Sort of like an UNdim ? Not just redefine it to
another value, but put it back in the state it was in in the first place,
right after the

dim arParameters() as string

??

this seems like it should be easy, but a couple of things aren't working.

if you have declared an array:

dim arParameters() as string

and then later defined it:

redim arParameters(1,2) as string

how can you clear it out? Sort of like an UNdim ? Not just redefine it
to
another value, but put it back in the state it was in in the first place,
right after the

dim arParameters() as string

Use the Erase statement...

Erase arParameters

You might want to look it up in the help files as it works "differently" for
dynamic as opposed to fixed arrays and what happens depends on the data type
of the array.

Rick

Thanks!

I will look it up.

'Erase' ... almost like English.

Thanks again.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

this seems like it should be easy, but a couple of things aren't working.

if you have declared an array:

dim arParameters() as string

and then later defined it:

redim arParameters(1,2) as string

how can you clear it out? Sort of like an UNdim ? Not just redefine it
to
another value, but put it back in the state it was in in the first place,
right after the

dim arParameters() as string

Use the Erase statement...

Erase arParameters

You might want to look it up in the help files as it works "differently" for
dynamic as opposed to fixed arrays and what happens depends on the data type
of the array.

Rick

Erase arParameters

Alan Beban

mark wrote:
this seems like it should be easy, but a couple of things aren't working.

if you have declared an array:

dim arParameters() as string

and then later defined it:

redim arParameters(1,2) as string

how can you clear it out? Sort of like an UNdim ? Not just redefine it to
another value, but put it back in the state it was in in the first place,
right after the

dim arParameters() as string

??

Thanks, Rick, that worked fine.

The problem I was having was that two variables that I thought would be
totally out of scope and gone away when the code terminated, did not.

But, I've reset the one in the code now, and the Erase statement that you
suggested has taken care of that.

thanks. got it. it works for what I need.

"Alan Beban" wrote:

Erase arParameters