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1. In the Framework Windows Designer window, select Employees and click on the Program Coding Assistant button in the By Name filter.
The The Program Coding Assistant window is displayed. It allows you to create different types of components that can be plugged into your filters, instance lists and command handlers. It is highly recommended to use the program coding assistant when you first start using the Framework. Initially
Initially you will most likely use filters that generate a component that can be executed (e.g. CRUD Filter (Create/Read/Update/Delete), Filter that searches a file or view). As you progress you might only use a skeleton filter or simply copy from one that is similar to one that you want to create.
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3. In the list on the top left, ensure the Personnel application, Employees and the By Name filter are selected.
4. As the type of code you want to generate, select Filter and Instance List.
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11. On the next page specify PSLMST2 as the view to be used for filtering/searching operations. It is index of the PSLMST table keyed by the SURNAME and GIVENAME fields.
Note that you need an appropriate index for each filter that you want to create. Before implementing all your filters, review your data model to confirm that all the logical files exist. Doing so will speed up the process of implementing your prototype.
12. Select the SURNAME field as the key of the view to be used for search operations.
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15. Click the Generate Code button.
The next page, Generated Code, displays the source code for your filter. You now need to create the component that will contain this code:
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