| # Version operations You can use several sessions to carry out version operations over a range of model items. These sessions are described here. Copy Version Data to Other Version (tgbrg1200m000) With this session you can copy version data from a source version to a target version to create new repositories and business models from parts of repositories and business models in other versions. In addition to the selected model items, the model items related to the selected model item are also copied. For example, if you select a project model, the business functions included in that model are also copied. To copy data from one version to another, complete the following steps: In the Source Version field, select a version that provides the model items that must be copied to the target version. In the Target Version field, select a version into which the model items you select on the different tabs are copied. In the Copy Used Model Items in Business Models field, select one of the following options: No: No check will be carried out if there are relationships between the selected ranges of model items; therefore, all the model items that fall within the selected ranges are copied. Manual select range for used model items: Copies the model items that fall within the selection ranges. The model items that appear dimmed, if you select the Automatic select used model items option, are only copied if they have a relationship with one or more model items whose selection range you can always specify manually. Automatic select used model items: Copies the model items that fall within the selected ranges, including the model items whose fields appear dimmed. The latter model items are only copied if they have a relationship with one or more model items that fall within the ranges you manually selected. Select the ranges of model items you want to copy on the successive tabs. Click Copy If you select the Hide Session check box, the session window is hidden and a progress window appears when you click the Copy button. Delete Model Items (tgbrg1210m000) To delete a selection of model items within a specific version, use the Delete Model Items (tgbrg1210m000) session. If a model item, such as a business function, is deleted, all links that the business function has to other model items are also deleted. To delete every model item from more than one version simultaneously, use the Delete all Model Items within Multiple Versions (tgbrg1215m000) session. To delete model items from a particular version, complete the following steps: In the Version field, select a version that provides the model items you want to delete. On the successive tab, select the ranges of model items you want to delete. Click Delete... To print a report that shows the errors that occur during the deletion of the model items, select the Print Errors checkbox. Delete all Model Items within Multiple Versions (tgbrg1215m000) To delete model items from a range of versions simultaneously, use the Delete all Model Items within Multiple Versions (tgbrg1215m000) session. You cannot specify a range of model items; this is because when you check one of the model item type check boxes, the entire range of the selected model item type present in the range of versions is deleted. To delete a specific range of model items from one specific version, use the Delete Model Items (tgbrg1210m000) session, instead of the current session. To delete model items from multiple versions: In the Version field, select a range of versions from which you want to delete the model items. In the Repository, Models, and Workflow group boxes, select the model items you want to delete. Click Delete... Print Version Data Collectively (tgbrg1430m000) To print a report that shows the details of all version-controlled model items, use the Print Version Data Collectively (tgbrg1430m000) session. To print version data: In the Version field, select the version from which you want to select ranges of model items to print. On the successive tab, select the ranges of model items you want to print. Click Print To print data such as the owner, and the date when the model item was last changed, select the Details check box. To print the repository and model-specific texts linked to the model items, select the Print Text check box. Print Differences between Versions (tgbrg1440m000) To print the differences between the model items of two versions, use the Print Differences between Versions (tgbrg1440m000) session. The differences are listed in the report under the heading Change Type. The following change types are available: Is inserted: The model item is only found in the target version, not in the source version. Is deleted: The model item is only found in the source version, not in the target version. Is changed from: The model item is found in both versions, but was modified. Use this session to clean up a version if you select the Corresponding Data check box and the Delete corresponding data in Target Version check boxes. Cleaning up a version means you remove the unmodified model items that exist in the source version and the target version. The only restriction is that the target version must be derived from the source version. To print the differences between two versions, complete the following steps: In the Source Version field and the Target Version field, select the versions you want to compare. On the successive tabs, select the ranges of model items from the source version you want to compare. Click Print
Key fields for the Print Differences between Versions (tgbrg1440m000) session
Field | Description
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Details | check.selected, details such as the owner of a model item and the date when a model item was created, are printed.
Text | check.selected, the texts linked to the model items are compared.
Corresponding Data | check.selected, identical data in both versions is printed. If the target version is not derived from the source version, identical data cannot be printed.
Delete corresponding data in Target Version | check.selected, identical data in both versions is deleted from the target version. If the target version is not derived from the source version, identical data cannot be deleted.