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Last Post 11/02/2010 5:45 PM by Peter Donker. 3 Replies.

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ABS Jets

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Could you please give me the commands for Delete and Hard delete? Will this be enough or does it need more programming?

Thanks!

10/19/2010 3:47 PM
I need to be able to delete specific version of a documents. I would like to modify the VersionsList control - add an icon between the "display" and "download" icons, which would cause a deletion of the corresponding document version. But I can't find the correct command that should be inserted instead of XXXX in the following code:

Peter Donker

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10/21/2010 11:36 AM
Hi Pavel, A delete for a specific version is not (yet) implemented. Peter

ABS Jets

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10/22/2010 5:19 AM
Hi Peter, any suggestions how to implement it myself? With the partial source? Thanks, Pavel

Peter Donker

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11/02/2010 5:45 PM
Hi Pavel, I assume you have retrieved the EntryInfo for the old version that you wish to delete. Then it is pretty straightforward IMO. There are 2 specific actions to take when hard deleting an entry: 1. Delete the file from storage 2. Delete the record from SQL Regarding 1: use this method: Services.Storage.StorageProvider.Instance(PortalId).DeleteFile(PortalId, entryInfo) This takes care of writing it to the graveyard as well Regarding 2: go through the dataprovider and call DeleteEntry(EntryId) Let me know if this does not do what you want. Peter Peter

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