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Versions added as an Item Selection (
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Versions added as a Search Result (
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) are sorted in chronological order. A maximum of 100 most recently saved versions are initially shown. Click the triangle symbol for a Show More table row (
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The Target column — a description of the targeted versions. The title in the case of a single version, a representative title chosen from one of its versions in the case of an item, or a summary of the search expression in the case of a search result.
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The Repository column — the repository that a version was saved in.
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Viewing the version table rows under an item in the Maintenance window as “the version history” of a model or file can often be misleading. Since versions of a model’s drafts are included in the table, and these drafts may have been worked on in parallel by multiple users, going from one version to the next in the table may not represent how the model has evolved over time. A similar observation holds when a model or file has been worked on in parallel on multiple branches. A more honest version history of an item is best viewed from The Versions Window.
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Click the Refresh button (
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) in the Maintenance window is a representation of the item itself in the database. The Settings window shows a summary of the item and its associated versions in the database.|
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Versions — the total number of versions of the item and the item’s drafts.
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Data — the disk space usage of the versions in bytes.
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Computed data — the disk space usage of all Built, Computed, and Plotted Data of the versions in bytes.
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) in the The Statistics Section on The Maintenance Toolbar, select Version Selection (
) or Item Selection (
) to estimate the disk space usage for the current table selection. Select All in Maintenance (
) to estimate the disk space usage for all versions in the Maintenance window, independent of any table selection or if all Show More table rows (
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) in the The Computed Data Section on The Maintenance Toolbar, select Version Selection (
) to clear such data from the current selection of versions. For a selection of items, select Item Selection (
) to clear all versions of the models and their drafts. To only clear the item’s drafts, select Drafts of Item Selection (
). Select All in Maintenance (
) to clear such data of all versions in the Maintenance window, independent of any table selection or if all Show More table rows (
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) in the The Versions Section on The Maintenance Toolbar, select Version Selection (
) to permanently delete the current selection of versions. For a selection of items, select Item Selection (
) to permanently delete all versions of the items and their drafts. To only permanently delete the item’s drafts, select Drafts of Item Selection (
). Select All in Maintenance (
) to permanently delete all versions in the Maintenance window, independent of any table selection or if all Show More table rows (
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), that version will be excluded from the deletion but the deletion of other versions will still be allowed to proceed.
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) are shown first with one table row per version. 
) to the clear the table.
) to remove top level table rows from the table.