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conflict documents

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conflict documents

conflict documents

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What field sets apart a conflict document from its' original? I want to create a view to show conflict documents only? Having looked at the properties for conflicts, I see that the conflict document has $conflict as an extra field but I can't see this in the field list of my database in designer.

RE: conflict documents

That is because you rarely attempt to put conflicts in your design !
$Conflict is a reserved system field, just like $UpdatedBy and quite a few others.
You should be able to create a view that SELECTs $Conflict!="". In the view, you might want to disable hierarchical display, but I'm not convinced that that is necessary.

Pascal.

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