Grouping Document Versions in a Configuration

A configuration is a container for grouping a set of repository documents versions together to mark a particular point in a project, such as a release or other project milestone. You must have the Manage Configurations right to create configurations.

  1. Select Repository > Configurations to open the List of Configurations.
  2. Click the Add a Row tool to create a new configuration, and then click the Properties tool to open its property sheet.
  3. Enter an appropriate Name, Code, and Comment to describe the configuration.


  4. Click the Members tab to add document versions to the configuration, using the following tools.

    Tool

    Description

    Properties – Opens the selected repository document property sheet.

    Add Document Version – Opens the Add Document to Configuration dialog, which allows you to specify the version of a document to add to the configuration.

    Add Related Document Versions – [models only] Adds any models that the selected model references through external shortcuts. The related models are automatically added to the configuration.

    Add Document Versions From a Configuration – Opens the Select Configuration dialog, which lets you select a configuration, whose members will be added to the configuration.

    Check Out – Checks out the selected repository document version (see Checking Documents out of the Repository).

    Freeze – Freezes the selected repository document version (see Freezing Document Versions).

    Unfreeze – Unfreezes the selected repository document version (see Unfreezing Document Versions).

    Lock – Locks the selected repository document version (see Locking Document Versions).

    Unlock – Unlocks the selected repository document version (see Unlocking Documents).

    Delete – Deletes the selected document version from the configuration (see Deleting Document Versions).



  5. Click OK to return to the List of Configurations.

In the following example, the versions used for a minor release are included in a configuration called Minor Release: