>>You got me prety confused here;
>>I believe you would be better off without using arrays but one (or more) tmp cursor having desired values as fields.
>>Simply seek symbol value then to scan while and insert into result cursor.
>>That will be sure very fast.
>>Here is meta code which might get you started (Aldough I still don't understand what you wanted to achieve)
>>
>>
>>

>>select bhav_data
>>local aa(1)
>>afields(aa)
>>create cursor syBhav from array aa
>>alter table alias() add column nOpen N(12,2)
>>alter table alias() add column nHigh N(12,2)
>>alter table alias() add column nLow N(12,2)
>>*etc
>>.
>>.
>>
>>** then indexes you need for post processing
>>INDEX ON DTOS(DATE)+SYMBOL TAG PK
>>index on symbol+dtos(date) tag pk1   && Not present in the link below
>>.
>>.
>>somesymbol=YourForm.sometextbox.value
>>select bhav_data
>>seek somesymbol
>>scan while bhav_data.symbol= somesymbol
>>   scatter memvar
>>   m.nOpen = mton(open)
>>   m.nHigh = mton(high)
>>   m.nLow  = mton(low)
>>   .
>>   .
>>   insert into syBhav from memvar
>>
>>
>>endscan
>>
>>select syBhav
>>browse normal
>>
>>*then you do something with that result set.
>>
>>

>>
>>Of course sql statement can do the same thing, it is just that this way
>>you might have some more flexibility.
>>
>>That temp cursor can contain all values you planned to stick into arrays
>>per one sysmbol value and thus be reasonably easier to digest.
>>
>>You don't need to blow up cashe :)
>>
>>HTH
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>
>I need the results in a array to feed the FLL

Ok, then you can preprocess data within cursors and then populate arrays from there. You will sure have easier ride then looping trough array elements
and doing it from there.