LOL. Yup DWORD is 32 bits...

Actual value range though tends to be under 1 million (that I've ever seen). I've seen low 100,000 values but those are very rare.

+++ Rick ---

>>four hex digits isn't enough to hold thread ID values. ThreadId is a DWORD (8 bits) and so your hex width needs to cover 8 characters. At the very least you'd need 5 hex digits since threadIDs definitely can exceed 65535...
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>>+++ Rick ---
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>Actually - I think a DWORD is more than 8 bits ;)
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>>>That is a very excellent idea...
>>>But I prefer to use hexadecimal value that will always result 4 bytes length.
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>>>m.lcNewID = SYS(2015) + RIGHT(TRANSFROM(Application.ThreadId, "@0"), 4)
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>>>What do you think, sir?