CURRENT version label

As I understand, the CURRENT version label is pre-defined in Documentum. So:

Is it case-sensitive?
Can the CURRENT occur not in 2^nd position of list r_version_label, but on3rd, 4^th etc?

I need to know this because I am implementing software than has to analyze r_version_label to know – is the version CURRENT or no.

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lastnitescurry

YES CURRENT version label is pre defiend

YES CURRENT version label is case sensitive

NO ORDER is not reliable, an object could have many version labels, you would have to check all of them.

btw... the DFC provides a method isCurrentVersion for IDfSysObjects

gcampos

If you are working with the native CURRENT then any common DQL that doesn't make use of the "(all)" modifier will bring only the current versions.

Also, some time ago I was needing something like that and I have found that the "i_has_folder" attribute is set to TRUE for CURRENT versions, besides its name. You can confirm this info on Documentum Object Reference Guide.

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Burlacu_Dorin

Why you do not want to use VersionControlService?

VersionControlService.getCurrent() will always return the current version.

Or you could use VersionControlService.getVersionInfo(). VersionInfo.isCurrent() will be true if the version is current, false otherwise.