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In this demonstration, we're

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going to take a look
at how document relationships are handled

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when we've not set any version specificity
to those document relationships.

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So here, I have a source document
that's version 0.1.

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And you can see that
I have a supporting document relationship

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to a target document that is also 0.1.

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Now in this scenario let's say I upload

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a new version of my source.

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So now my source is 0.2.

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If we look at our relationships here,

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we still see the target 0.1.

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And if I were to go look at the version

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history here.

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We see that 0.1 of the source

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is also still pointing
to 0.1 of the target.

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Now let's take a look
at the target document.

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So if I go over to the target document,

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first I'm going to use ‘Where Used’.

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This is going to show me what relationship
the target has

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pointing back to the source.

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So if I click ‘Where Used’ here,

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you'll see that this is

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pointing
to the latest version of the source 0.2.

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Now back on the target document,

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Let's go ahead and version this.

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So now I have 0.2 of my target.

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Again
if we want to look at the relationship

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pointing back to the source, we can click
‘Where Used’.

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We see that's not changed.

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We still get the latest version
of the source.

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But if we go back to the source

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and we look at the relationship
from the other direction,

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you'll see that this is now pointing
to the latest version of the target.

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So whether we're versioning the source
or the target, the relationship

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from both sides is always going
to show the latest version.