Switching off library versioning
A new version of all files is by default kept each time a file is
updated in the library. As an administrator, you have the option to switch off
version history for your Spotfire environment. Use the command line
configuration tool and set
library.versioning.enabled
to
false
to disable library versioning completely. You can
also choose to exclude certain item types only.
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Note: With version history enabled, there is a risk that data that should
have been removed remains in the library, in an older version of the analysis.
For example, if a piece of sensitive data by mistake gets embedded into an
analysis and later is removed, the old versions of the analysis that contain
the sensitive data should also be deleted.
Before you begin
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Tip: A Spotfire Analyst author can switch off library
versioning for a specific analysis file from the
Document Properties dialog, using the
Keep older versions of this file when saving
check box on the
Library tab in the installed client.
Procedure
Server configuration example
The following is an example of a server configuration where the library versioning is enabled, but Spotfire mods have been listed as disabled-types:
<configuration>
<library>
<versioning>
<enabled>true</enabled>
<disabled-types>
<type>spotfire.mod</type>
</disabled-types>
</versioning>
...
</library>
...
</configuration>
See Spotfire item types for a list of available types.
Parent topic: Library version history