Arrays

To create an array, you specify one or more subscripts when you declare the array or when the Declare Array method redimensions the array. A subscript specifies the beginning and ending index for each dimension. If you specify only an ending index, then the beginning index depends on the Set Array Lower Boundary method. To reference an array element, you enclose each index value in parentheses after the array name. For example, the following format describes an array that includes three dimensions:

arrayName(i,j,k)

You can use an array with the following data types:

• Number

• String

• Variant

• Record

• Object

Siebel VB does not support the following items:

• An array of arrays

• Dialog box records

• Dialog box objects

For more information, see the following topics:

• Declare Variable Statement

• Array Methods

• Declare Array Method

For examples that use arrays, see the following topics:

• Is Variable Set Method

• Is Variable Null Method

• Calculate Net Present Value Method

• Set Variant Variable to Null Method

• Set Array Lower Boundary Method

• Get Variant Type Method