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How to edit a released document via nash?

regach — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 12:48:12 GMT

I have got some documents in released state and therefore cant edit them anymore. To not manually revise, update and release 50 documents again, i would like to update / edit a property of them via nash / batch import tool. Logged in as root, still no access is given.

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-<SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

-<SOAP-ENV:Body>

-<SOAP-ENV:Fault>

< faultcode > SOAP-ENV:Server.ItemCannotBeLockedException </ faultcode >

< faultstring > The Document with ID 005B9D7B7F5D4F8FACB70EB97E8D883E you are trying to edit is in a Not Lockable lifecycle state. </ faultstring >

-<detail>

< af:legacy_detail > The Document with ID 005B9D7B7F5D4F8FACB70EB97E8D883E you are trying to edit is in a Not Lockable lifecycle state. </ af:legacy_detail >

< af:exception message =" The Document with ID 005B9D7B7F5D4F8FACB70EB97E8D883E you are trying to edit is in a Not Lockable lifecycle state. " type =" Aras.Server.Core.ItemCannotBeLockedException " />

< af:item type =" Document " id =" 005B9D7B7F5D4F8FACB70EB97E8D883E " />

</detail>

</SOAP-ENV:Fault>

</SOAP-ENV:Body>

</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>

-------- another approach ---------

I successfully tried with some other code to reset lifecycle state from "released" to "in work" state (a corresponding path must be available in the lc map before).

Then i could use another script to update it and use a third script to promote it again. Might most probably work, but I would prefer to have a direct way to do such an update.

Is there any possible way doing this by nash directly on one step most only?

Many thanks

Kind regards

Marcel

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