ItemHistoryEntry

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.

An ItemHistroyEntry defines the direct relationship between ItemVersions in the terms of predecessor and successor. There are two possible types of relationships between ItemVersions, derivation and sequence. Derivation means for example for parts, that the successor version is a new part developed on the base of the predecessor version.