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BlueCielo Meridian Enterprise 2013 User's Guide | BlueCielo ECM Solutions |
Meridian provides various commands for copying documents to create new revisions or versions. Each command behaves differently with respect to:
Each can be useful in different situations depending on the document being copied, the purpose of the copied documents, and your organization’s engineering change process.
The following table summarizes the differences between the Meridian copy commands on the source and copied documents to help you understand which command to use in your particular situation.
Command | Revision Number of Copy | Status of Source | References to/from Source | Reference Between Source and Copy |
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Initiate a document workflow |
Incremented before or after the workflow |
Unchanged |
Redirected to the copy (new revision) |
None |
Copy, Copy Document, and Paste Multiple |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
None |
Copy with References |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
Copied to the copy |
None |
Derive Document |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
Derived From/Derived To |
Derive with References |
Unchanged |
Unchanged |
Copied to the copy |
Derived From/Derived To |
Replace Document/Create New Version |
Incremented |
Retired |
Redirected to the copy |
Replaced By/Replacement For |
Create Project Copy |
Unchanged | Unchanged | Copied to the copy |
Master Project Copy |
For information on using each command, see the following topics.
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