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The session.getObject() will return the latest released revision. You want to iterate through your affected items table and call row.getReferant() to return the revision associated with the change order.
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To do a good job you need to check not only when an item to a BOM–can configure Agile to check for usage of lifecycles like Obsolete and Inactive, but need to also think about when changing the assembly’s lifecycle or when changing a child’s lifecycle. Then, like you said, have to take into account if items in the BOM are an affected item. It can get complicated depending on how far you want to take it.
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When criteria includes affected items then the status matching criteria (All, Same, Some) comes into play. Usually you want “Some” of the affected items match the same criteria. Unless you are trying to keep the change order from being submitted unless certain criteria is met, use a generic “catch-all” criteria that will allow the change to be submitted. Then add specific criteria for notifications and required fields.
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