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Record Versions Example

Your organization has a record present in a base object for which the timeline is enabled. The timeline of the record includes multiple data change events, such as e0, e1, e2, e3, e4, e5, and e6. The data change events, which are new or updated record values result in new cross-reference record versions that are effective for the specified effective period.

The following image shows the overall effective period of the record along its historical lifespan and its change history:

The overall effective period of a record along its historical lifespan includes multiple data change events and its change history.

The record undergoes the following changes in its life span:

A. The original record with value 1 is effective all the time because no effective period is specified.

B. The

MDM Hub

adds a new version of the record with a new value 2 for a specific effective period.

C. The

MDM Hub

adds another new version of the record for the record with a new value 4 for a new effective period.

D. The

MDM Hub

removes a version of the record for a specific effective period with value 1.

E. The

MDM Hub

adds a version of the record with a new value 3 for a specific effective period. The

MDM Hub

removes the version of the record with value 4 with a specific effective period that spans the effective period of the new version. The

MDM Hub

updates the effective period of the record version with value 2.

F. The

MDM Hub

adds a new version of the record with a new value 5 for a new effective period. The

MDM Hub

creates two versions of the record with value 3 for the record for two new effective periods.

G. The value of the record version changes from 5 to 4 but the effective period does not change.

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Record Versions Example

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