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It is in the documentation:
Variable types In KiXtart, variables are always of one fundamental data type: Variant. The current implementation of KiXtart uses three types of variants: long integers, doubles (8-byte floating point numbers) and strings. A variant of type string can contain up to 32,000 characters. Integer variables can contain any value between 2,147,483,648 and 2,147,483,647. The type of a variable is automatically changed to the result of the expression that is assigned to it. This means that if you assign a string to a variable containing an integer, the type of the variable is changed to a string.
There is no limit to the number of variables that can be defined, other than the amount of memory available to KiXtart.
Note that KiXtart can handle other types of variants, such as Booleans, Bytes, etc. KiXtart itself does not create these types, but they may be returned by other programs via COM automation. If any of these types of variants is used in an expression, it will be converted to the appropriate type before the expression is evaluated.
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