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I have a requirement that key objects have some change tracking capabilities.
The current plan is to have the key objects have the following columns:
[version] int DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL, -- Current version number.
[versionUserID] uniqueidentifier NOT NULL, -- The user id of the last person to edit the record. (ASP.NET User ID)
[versionDate] datetime NOT NULL, -- The UTC Date Time the version was saved
[creatingUserID] uniqueidentifier NOT NULL, -- The user id of the person that created the record. (ASP.NET User ID)
[createdDate] datetime NOT NULL -- The UTC date/time the record was created.
I would then need to track when a property gets changed and record the values. I understand that I can quickly do this via the ITracking interface.
I could use some recommendations/advice since I am a OA newbie.
Thanks,
Ed
The current plan is to have the key objects have the following columns:
[version] int DEFAULT 1 NOT NULL, -- Current version number.
[versionUserID] uniqueidentifier NOT NULL, -- The user id of the last person to edit the record. (ASP.NET User ID)
[versionDate] datetime NOT NULL, -- The UTC Date Time the version was saved
[creatingUserID] uniqueidentifier NOT NULL, -- The user id of the person that created the record. (ASP.NET User ID)
[createdDate] datetime NOT NULL -- The UTC date/time the record was created.
I would then need to track when a property gets changed and record the values. I understand that I can quickly do this via the ITracking interface.
I could use some recommendations/advice since I am a OA newbie.
Thanks,
Ed
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Hello Ed,
I believe that our help topic on how to Execute Business Logic When Tracking Changes will provide useful information to you. If you face any difficulties please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best wishes,
PetarP
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I believe that our help topic on how to Execute Business Logic When Tracking Changes will provide useful information to you. If you face any difficulties please do not hesitate to contact us.
Best wishes,
PetarP
the Telerik team
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