I have an array such as
string[,] SSISVariableNameValue = new string[,]
{
{"DestinationConfigDB","dest db"},
{"DestinationServer","dest server"},
{"SourceConfigDB","source db"},
{"SourceServer","source server"},
{"SSISConfigFilter","filter"}
};
The .length property is listed as 10. How can i get the 'x' axis of this array..aside from dividing by 2?
From stackoverflow
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An array has a Rank property to tell you the number of dimensions and a GetLength(int d) function to give you the size in a specific dimension. d = 0 .. Rank-1
So you want
SSISVariableNameValue.GetLength(0);
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