on 2010 Mar 22 2:32 PM
Hello All
there is one piece of field in GOA will not create a change version.
as i know any piece of data changes will create a new versiona and workflow will get triggered.
i wanted to know which field changes will not create a Change version in GOA ?
any ppointers -->docuemnts ,, etc .
muthu
Request clarification before answering.
Do you mean "Change Version" (version type C) or a new version completely?
The new version creation (or not) is dictated by table BBPD_COMP_FIELDS.
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yes jay.
some times change version was not created and approval also not trigered .
so i wanted to see what are the field changes in GOA will not create a change version.
should i look only CDI ?
i could not see any any docuemnts. for eg. if i attach any change version must create right?
i dont see any fields for attachment or notes ...text..
versions created. but logs are captured but i donot see attachemnts,
muthu
some times change version was not created and approval also not trigered .
From BBP_PD, do you see the new historical version at the bottom of the page? More importantly, was your change recorded in the document?
so i wanted to see what are the field changes in GOA will not create a change version.
should i look only CDI ?
I don't think CDHDR or CDITM would determine if or not the fields would create version. Versioning is very SRM specific.
i could not see any any docuemnts. for eg. if i attach any change version must create right?
I would think so - when you just add a new attachment, a new version should be created. However, that said, I still think the table BBPD_COMP_FIELDS is the place to define the triggering of new version.
versions created. but logs are captured but i donot see attachemnts,
Come again? What logs did you mean? Did you mean that you added an attachment but after you saved it (release the contract), the attachment disappeared?
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