Simple. Create your own class, name it whatever you want. Add a static method as described in the old post. The only difference is that you just put an attribute on top of it indicating that it's a query range utility method... So the method used in the old post, would now just look like this:
[QueryRangeFunctionAttribute()]
public static str customerTest(int _choice = 1)
{
AccountNum accountNum;
switch(_choice)
{
case 1:
accountNum = '1101';
break;
case 2:
accountNum = '1102';
break;
}
return accountNum;
}
If you're look for an example in the standard code, you can find class "SysQueryRangeUtilDMF" in the AOT.

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