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Hi

1. I have a server-side function whose result is array.

var aa:trtcarray
begin
....
aa.asstring[0]:=...
aa.asstring[1]:=...
..
aa.asstring[4]:=...
...
result.asarray:=aa;      (IS CORRECT?);

2. On the client side when calling the function, after reception i test the result type in this way.

try
          with dt.RtcClientModule1.Data.NewFunction('userinfo') do begin
            eue1:=utf8encode(eu1);  eue2:=utf8encode(eu2);
            crypt(eue1, formatdatetime('dd.mm.yyyy', now));
            crypt(eue2, formatdatetime('dd.mm.yyyy', now));
            asstring['uss']:=eue1;
            asstring['pass']:=eue2;
          end;
        finally
          myres:=dt.rtcclientmodule1.execute(false);
        end;
            if myres.isType=rtc_array then
                bb:=myres.asarray                             <-------------------This is corect?
            else if myres.isType=rtc_exception then
                     showmessage(myres.asString);        <------------(xxx)-------Access violation at address 00774E07 in modules ..... Read of address 00000000
 I receive the (xxx) value


The final question is how correctly i use the array in this tipe of situation?

On the Server, if you want to use a local TRtcArray variable to prepare your array instead of directly using the "Result" object, you can do it like this:

  var
    aa:trtcarray
  begin
  aa:=Result.newArray;
  aa.asstring[0]:=...
  aa.asstring[1]:=...

For more information on writing remote functions on the Server and calling them from the Client, please read this collection of FAQ topics (https://rtcforum.teppi.net/index.php?topic=311.0).

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec

Thank you

But I found nothing about rtcarray's.

Here is a direct link to the FAQ topic about RTC Remote Functions - working with flexible structures (http://realthinclient.com/sdkarchive/index2ccb.html), which shows how to work with rtcRecords, rtcArrays and rtcDataSets - on Client and Server side.

Best Regards,
Danijel Tkalcec