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- Yoann_MaingonIdeator IHi, I'm not sure to understand what is the problem here. Can you rephrase the issue?
- Former_MemberIdeator II had added a ItemType object,then add a RelationshipTypes object,not hidden properties created_by_id, created_on, modified_by_id, modified_on. First,add a data to this ItemType object and saved,here user is A. Then,add some data to RelationshipTypes object and saved. Next,another user B login,modify or add some data to RelationshipTypes object. When user B click save button,all data of RelationshipTypes object's created_by_id, modified_by_id be changed to B and created_on, modified_on be changed to the current time.
- Yoann_MaingonIdeator Iis your first itemtype versionable? the created_by_id, etc... properties are on the relationship?
- Former_MemberIdeator IYes, the RelationshipType object also is ItemType,they also have these basic properties. It looks like you still do not know the issue that i saied above?
- Yoann_MaingonIdeator Iyes, I'm trying to understand if it is an issue. You didn't tell me if the parent Itemtype is versionnable?
- Former_MemberIdeator ISorry,parent Itemtype is versionnable. It's ok when i use version 9.3. This issue did test by other people who's version is v11.0 SP5,and my version is lasted v11.0 SP9.
- eli_donahueNew MemberHi seay, The behavior you are describing is the expected behavior for relationships of a versionable parent item. When the parent item is versioned, new relationship items are created to connect the new version of the parent item to its related items. The new relationships are created by the user versioning the parent part, which is why all relationship system properties reflect the current user, not the original user.
Eli Donahue Aras Labs Software Engineer