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Huge Dynamic Array Storage
 
Huge dynamic arrays allow you to create and store in memory arrays that
contain more than 64K of data (64K is the limitation of standard dynamic
arrays). Huge arrays are invoked by using the /Ah option when starting
QBX or by using the /Ah option when compiling a program from the command
line.