Thanks Sergey,

Wow, that's a pretty BIG BUG and certainly enough to stop me from working in VFP 8.0 since my framework uses the same approach for all comboboxes. The code ran fine when testing with 8.0 Beta. What's worst functionality that worked in Beta in now doesn't or advertised functionality that never worked?

Good thing I got a MSDN Universal subscription so I can still use VFP 7.0. :-)

What's the latest word on a service pack? Something this serious MUST warrent a fix soon?

>It's a bug in VFP8. See Array elements beyond 32,768 NOT accessible when array is a property of an object. Bug #7.
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>>I have a combobox class with an aRowSource[1,0] array property that is populated with a SQL Select and used as the RowSource for the dropdown.
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>>My problem is a "larger-than-preferred" dropdown consisting 2 fields from a 22,702 record table. This calculates to 45,404 elements which is under the 65,000 Maximum # of elements.
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>>The aRowSource is created and dimensioned properly - aRowSource[22702,2] but I get the "Array Dimensions are Invalid" error when populating aRowSource[16385,1] element. Thinking it was a problem with my data I tried to populate the element from the Debugger and received the same message. I then did some command line testing as follows:
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>>USE employee
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>>* populates the laArray with all 22702 records
>>SELECT Employeeno,fName FROM employee INTO ARRAY laArray
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>>* Error occurs populating aRow[16385,1] element - Array Dimensions are invalid
>>loComboBox = NEWOBJECT("ComboBox")
>>AddProperty(loComboBox,"aRow[1,1]")
>>SELECT Employeeno,fName FROM employee INTO ARRAY loComboBox.aRow
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>>* Error occurs populating aRow[16385,1] element - Array Dimensions are invalid
>>loForm = NEWOBJECT("form")
>>AddProperty(loForm,"aRow[1,1]")
>>SELECT Employeeno,fName FROM employee INTO ARRAY loForm.aRow
>>

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>>It appears the max elements is 32,770 when the array is a property on an object. Is this a known problem with VFP 8.0?
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>>The code works fine in VFP 6.0 and 7.0...