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$dbname = "marreg.dbf"; $def = array ( array("Regist_id","N",5,0), array("Name","C",30), array("First_name","C",30), array("Email_from","C",30), array("Distance","N",2,0), array("Street","C",30), array("Zip_Code","C",30), array("City","C",30), array("Country","C",30), array("Nat","C",30), array("Year_birth","C",30), array("Gender","C",1), array("Club","C",30), array("Best_time","C",30), array("Number_PP","C",30), array("Tshirt","C",2), array("Comments","C",250), array("Amount","N",10,0), array("res_time","C",12) ); $dbase_ident=dbase_create($dbname,$def) While running the script, I receive the following error message . Warning: second parameter must be array of arrays in make_reg_list_n.php on line 32 It seems that the dbase_create doesn't like my definition $def anymore (php4 only, no problem with php3)! That's the way it is described in the manual and to me, $def is definitly an array of arrays .