Aras Setting Management Item (Item) @ Part 5

Aras Setting Management Item (Item) @ Part 5

Set the options in the upper part of the management item configuration area for customized management. Correspond to the following parts:
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Versioning

Versioning controls the versioning management of the management item Item, which can only be set during the initial configuration of the management item, and cannot be modified later.

  1. When the Verionable
    radio button is selected, version management is implemented. When the item instance record of the management item is modified, a new phase version is generated correspondingly. The revision number will also generate an upgrade. All phase versions are stored in the database and can be queried as needed. The function example is as follows:
    select a management item instance record,
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    open to view the existing version revision record
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    , and modify the attribute after closing it. After
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    saving, check the revision record again
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    . The phase number of the generation version is fixed and incremented from the number 1, while the revision number (Major_rev) can be customized.

Discipline

Discipline is the version upgrade method
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Select Automatic from the drop-down menu for automatic version upgrade, which is the most commonly used choice.
Select Manual from the drop-down menu for manual version upgrade. The example is as follows:
create a new management item Item (VersionTest)
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, configure all aspects of the management item, and then create a management item Item instance record, open the instance record, enter the attribute value and save it, and view the version revision record. There is only one version revision record at present.
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Then modify the attribute value of the item instance record of the management item, save it, and then check the version revision record. You can see that the version revision record is not added, but the corresponding attribute value has been upgraded.
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Then exit, in the upper interface, right-click, select "version"
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and then click to enter the management item Item instance, check the version revision record,
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you can see that through manual version upgrade, a new stage version has been generated, and the default is the previous version. The attribute data of a version is the same. Then you can modify the properties of this version and save it, and then view the version revision record.
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From the above summary, when the manual version upgrade method is used, if you only modify the data recorded by the item instance of the management item and do not want to generate a version upgrade, you only need to open the instance record and save the modified data. If you want to modify the data recorded by the item instance of the management item and generate an upgrade, you should first click the instance record and select the "version" function to generate the version upgrade, and then open the instance record to modify and save the data.

Revisions

Revisions is a user-configurable revision number, click to enter the internal configuration view: The
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default configuration is a single-letter revision number. The user can modify (not recommended), such as modifying it to the same numerical sequence number as the phase number of the generation version:
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you can also create a new configuration (recommended),
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and then choose to use this method
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