Static arrays
Static arrays have a predefined and limited size.
Defining static arrays
Static arrays can store a one-, two- or three-dimensional array of variables, all of the same
      type. An array member can be any type except another array (ARRAY ... OF
        ARRAY).
MAIN
  DEFINE custlist ARRAY[100] OF RECORD
             id INTEGER,
             name VARCHAR(50)
         END RECORD
  LET custlist[50].id = 12456
  LET custlist[50].name = "Beerlington"
END MAIN
    Static array starting index
DISPLAY arr[1].nameStatic array size is fixed
MAIN
  DEFINE a1 ARRAY[100] OF INTEGER
  LET a1[50] = 12456
  LET a1[101] = 12456  -- Runtime error -1326
END MAINMulti-dimentional static arrays
The multi-dimensional array syntax (ARRAY[i) specifies static arrays defined with an explicit
size for all dimensions. Static arrays have a size limit. The biggest static array size you can
define is 65535.[,j[,k]]]
MAIN
  DEFINE a1 ARRAY[100,100,100] OF INTEGER
  LET a1[50,25,45] = 12456
END MAINElement types
MAIN
  DEFINE arr ARRAY[50] OF RECORD
               key INTEGER,
               name CHAR(10),
               address VARCHAR(200),
               contacts ARRAY[50] OF VARCHAR(20)
       END RECORD
  LET arr[1].key = 12456
  LET arr[1].name = "Scott"
  LET arr[1].contacts[1] = "Bryan COX"
  LET arr[1].contacts[2] = "Mike FLOWER"
END MAINMAIN
    DEFINE a ARRAY[12] OF DICTIONARY OF DECIMAL(10,2)
    LET a[1]["march"] = 456.25
    LET a[1]["april"] = 188.30
    LET a[3]["may"]   = 206.99
END MAINPassing static arrays to functions
Static arrays are passed by value to functions. This is not recommended, as all array members will be copied on the stack.
A static array cannot be returned from a function.
Consider using dynamic arrays if you need to pass/return a list of elements to/from functions.
Using array methods
Array methods can be used on static arrays; however, these methods are designed for dynamic arrays and are not appropriate for static arrays.