Versions

The parameters for your modeling environment are defined and you created the components that can be used in the modeling process.

The next step is to define one or more versions in which you can create the model items you need to build a business model.

To make enterprise structure models, business models, and related repository model items uniquely identifiable, you must model them in a specific, user-definable version. Versions can be derived from other versions.

A new version, which is derived from a source version, includes all the models and model items of the source version without copying them to the new version. Therefore, any modifications made in the source version, even after the derived-from structure has been defined, will apply to the new version.

Modifications in the new version only apply to that version.

Version-dependent model items	Version-independent model items
Version dependency of model items.
Business control diagrams	Responsibility codes
Business functions	AO documents
Business processes	All categories
Wizards	Employees
Reference models	Employee group types
Project models
Roles
Static conditions
Dynamic conditions
Rules
Utilities
Employees (through project models)
Employee groups

Versions (tgbrg1500m000)

To create new versions or to maintain existing ones, use the Versions (tgbrg1500m000) session.

You can also use this session to define data such as the version from which the new version was derived, the status, and the owner.

To define a version:

Click New
In the Version field, specify a name for the version
In the Status field, select the status for the version Choose one of the following statuses:
- Developing
  One or more model items in this version are still being worked on.
- Finished
  All model items in this version have been developed and can be used.
- Expired
  All model items in this version can no longer be used.
In the Owner field, select the LN user who has created the version, or is responsible for the version.
Click Save

Field	Description
Key fields for the Versions (tgbrg1500m000) session
Derived-From Version	If applicable, select a version from which the version you are creating is derived.
Effective Date	The date when the version becomes effective.
Finish Date	The date when the version can no longer be used.
Expiry Date	The date when the status of the version was set to Expired.
License Expiry Date	Displays the expiration date of the license code. After this date, a new license key must be acquired from Infor.
Standard	If this check box is selected, the version is developed for a customer. If this version is for internal use only, clear this check box.

Hinweis

The dates you specify in the Effective date field and the Finish Date field are purely informative.

If a new version is created, a message appears with the question whether the authorization mechanism should be used for this new version. If you answer:

Yes, you are authorized for this new version.
No, version authorization is not generated at this point.

At a later point, you can still generate authorizations. Until then, everybody is authorized for that version. For more information on version authorizations, see the version authorization section.

In this browser you can see which versions are interrelated, and for which versions you are authorized.