CentraSite Documentation : CentraSite User’s Guide : Working with Design/Change-Time Policies : Functional Scope : Versioning a Policy : System-Assigned vs User-Assigned Version Identifiers
System-Assigned vs User-Assigned Version Identifiers
CentraSite maintains two version identifiers for a policy: a system-assigned identifier and a user-assigned identifier.
*The system-assigned identifier is a version number that CentraSite maintains for its own internal use. CentraSite automatically assigns this identifier to a policy when the policy is created. You cannot delete it or modify it. A policy's system-assigned identifier is numeric and always has the format MajorVersion.Revision. A policy always begins with a system-assigned version identifier of 1.0. The MajorVersion number is incremented by one each time you create a new version of a policy (for example, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0).
A policy's system-assigned version number is shown in the System Version column on the Design/Change-Time Policies page and in the System Version field of the policy's detail page.
*The user-assigned identifier is an optional identifier that you can assign to a distinguish a specific version of a policy. This identifier does not need to be numeric. For example, you might use a value such as "V2.a (beta)" to identify a version.
A policy's system-assigned version number is shown in the Version column on the Design/Change-Time Policies page and in the Version field of the policy's detail page.
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