This documentation is not relevant to VLF-ONE applications.

Most commercial applications involve the use of codes and their decodes in many situations. For example:

Application end-users need to be able to select a code from a displayed list of decodes, validate it using a referential integrity check, and decode it to present the decode on a form or in a report.

Typically, codes come in relatively short lists of less than 100 items, and thus, end-users can select the one that they want from, for example, a group or radio buttons or a drop-down combo box.

However, some code tables are large. For example, a customer code table could store 10,000 customers. To handle large code tables, you need to provide the end-user with intelligent prompting capability that allows them to quickly locate the customer they are interested in.

• Framework Code Tables
• Code Table Data Flow
• Setting up a Code Table
• Using a Code Table in your application
• Advanced options when setting up a code table
• Frequently asked Questions about Code Tables
• Using Assistants to handle more complex "codes"