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Delete entries from version management

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Former Member

‎2006 Apr 24 5:25 PM

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Hi,

Can we delete some of the entries from the version management.

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Vick

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‎2006 Apr 24 5:31 PM

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Hi Vick,

I don't think you can do that.

YOu can delete the task and request in se09/se10 though.

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Ravi

Hi Vick,

I don't think you can do that.

YOu can delete the task and request in se09/se10 though.

Regards,

Ravi

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Former Member

‎2006 Apr 24 5:30 PM

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I don't think its possible, but why do you want to do it anyways?

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Ravi

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‎2006 Apr 24 5:31 PM

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Hi Vick,

I don't think you can do that.

YOu can delete the task and request in se09/se10 though.

Regards,

Ravi

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suresh_datti
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‎2006 Apr 24 5:35 PM

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If you don't want the current veriosn, you can retrieve the old version.. this would require a new change request/task.. when you activate tshi version and release the change req/task, the 'current' version gets deleted..

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Suresh Datti

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Former Member

‎2006 Apr 24 5:37 PM

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Hi,

If I want to delete cant I delete from VRSX2 table.

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Vick

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‎2006 Apr 24 5:38 PM

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Vick,

Its NOT recommended to delete anything of the standard tables directly as the data integrity of the database might be lost, as don't know what are all the other tables where it might get affected.

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Ravi

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Former Member

‎2006 Apr 24 5:40 PM

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Suresh,

If there are 20 versions in my version management can I copy the current program to a text file and then select the oldest version and retrieve it will this delete all the 19 version created.

Thanks

Vick

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suresh_datti
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‎2006 Apr 24 5:42 PM

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NO, in that case, only the most recent version will be replaced with oldest one.. you will probably have to do it one by one..

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Suresh Datti

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Former Member
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‎2006 Apr 24 5:43 PM

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Retrieving older versions will NOT delete the previous versions. Its just that you are picking up an older version and doing the changes.

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Ravi

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‎2006 Apr 24 5:47 PM

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The good thing about version management is that if you simply retrieve the oldest of 20 versions, you'll end up with 21 versions. The oldest and current will be the same and you will retain all other versions as well.

Rob

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Former Member

‎2006 Apr 24 6:22 PM

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Vick,

If your company is governed by Sarbanes-Oxley 404, removing these entries would be a very questionable activity.

I would speak to your auditors first.

And... as stated above... why?