Working with version records

Version records track changes to a customized record over time so that administrators can compare or revert to specific versions later.

A baseline version record represents the version of a base system object as it was delivered in the most recent upgrade. Baseline versions are created only for objects that have been modified. Baseline versions update each time the system is upgraded.

• Versions and local changes
  Version records track changes to a customizable record over time so that you can compare or revert to a specific version later.
• Compare to peer instances
  You can compare the local instance to any other remote instance and commit any current versions from the remote instance on your development instance.
• Compare to the current version
  Compare a version to the current version for any customizable object that is modified, such as a form layout or business rule. Team Development can be used to compare the local and current pulled version of an object.
• Revert a change
  Undo changes to a customized record by reverting to an older version.
• Suppress versions
  Administrators can configure a table so that it doesn’t track customizations in the Versions [sys_update_version] table.