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  Group_By Name(#MyEmployee) Fields(#xEmployeeIdentification #xEmployeeSurname #xEmployeeGivenNames)
 
  Mthroutine Name(UpdateEmployee)
  
  * Define the Server Module routine used to update data on the server
  Define_Com Class(#MyServerModule.UpdateEmployee) Name(#UpdateEmp)

  * Update the data asynchronously
  #UpdateEmp.ExecuteAsync Status(#io$sts) Employeedetails(#MyEmployee)
 
  Evtroutine Handling(#UpdateEmp.Completed)
 
  * Insert any processing after completion

  Endroutine

  Evtroutine Handling(#UpdateEmp.Failed) Handled(#handled)
 

  * Handle failure
 
  Endroutine
 
  Endroutine

In the Server Module, the corresponding code might be something like this:

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  * Locally defined list
  Def_List Name(#EmployeeList) Fields(#xEmployeeIdentification #xEmployeeSurname #xEmployeeGivenNames #xEmployeeStreet #xEmployeeCity #xEmployeeState #xEmployeePostalCode #xEmployeeCountry #xEmployeeHomeTelephone #xEmployeeBusinessTelephone #xEmployeeMobilePhone #xEmployeeSalary #xEmployeeStartDate #xEmployeeTerminationDate #xEmployeeDepartmentCode) Type(*working) Entrys(*MAX) 
  Mthroutine Name(GetEmployees)
  * Define the Server Module method routine
  Define_Com Class(#MyServerModule.GetEmployees) Name(#GetEmps)
 
  * Return data into locally defined list
  #GetEmps.ExecuteAsync( #EmployeeList )
 
  Endroutine

Alternately the data could be mapped directly into a data object collection by replacing the DEF_LIST with something like this:

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  * Collection of Employee Items that acts as a list
  Define_Com Class(#Prim_acol<#MyEmployeeData>) Name(#EmployeeList)

The associated reusable part, MyEmployeeData, would again need to have the corresponding fields included to ensure all the list data is available on the client.

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