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Using the path language to get the latest version of an item
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One limitation of the first option is using Branch in versioning, which will result in including characters in the version number, for instance, Version=2a1.
The image below shows an example.
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Bashar
Mikael Lagerman
said
about 2 years ago
What if your list is not only numbers? ToInterger will then crash the script. It may be a list of strings intended for numbers but may also contain text provided by the user. How to test the list for numbers values only (e.g. $List[0..9] .ToInteger
SystemWeaver Support
said
about 2 years ago
Hi Mikael,
If you wish to eliminate anything that is not a number, then this should work:
AllVersions[VersionNumber.ToString.Matches('^[0-9]*$')]Best regards,
SystemWeaver Support
Bashar Nassar
To get the latest version of an item in SystemWeaver using a path query, you can do one of the following, depending on the SW client version that you are using.
1. Using any SW client version
Path query:
Item
Description
AllVersions
Returns all versions of an item.
[]
Condition
VersionNumber
Returns the version number of an item
ToInteger
Transforms and type-casts an integer value string into an integer value.
Max
Returns the maximum value in a set of integer values.
2. Using SW client version 1.48.0.20656 (Release Date: 2017-11-16) or later
Path query:
Item
Description
AllVersions
Returns all versions of an item.
MaxByDate
A new SW method that returns the object from the list with the latest date property.
CreationDate
Returns the creation date for applicable SystemWeaver objects.
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Bashar