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I understand that you're still unsure about how and when the system decides to change the status from "active" to "inactive" in SAP Analytics Cloud. When it comes to editing the data again, here's what happens:
When you start making changes after a version becomes inactive, the system usually creates a new active version. This means that you'll have a fresh version to work with while keeping the inactive version as a reference. The changes you make will be recorded in the new active version, allowing you to compare and analyze the data between different versions.
However, it's important to note that the exact behavior can vary depending on how your system is set up. To get a clear understanding of what will happen in your specific case, I recommend reaching out to your system administrator or documentation. They will be able to provide you information on whether a new active version will be created or if the inactive version will become active again based on the system's configuration.
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Hi Poorna,
Thank you again for your response. Actually we are administrating a SAC instance for a customer, and since there is no documentation available regarding the version status, we thought it would be best to inquire here. The first part of the previous question, which remains unclear, is actually important for us: When does an active version transition to an inactive state?
Additionally, we have been unable to locate any system configuration settings related to the active/inactive status.
Thank you for your assistance.
Best regards,
Michael
Hi Poorna,
we are still unclear about how or when the system decides to change the status from "active" to "inactive". Do you have any documentation regarding this topic?
Thank you in advance!
Br,
Michael
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