About Iterations and Revisions
This section explains the behavior of iterations and revisions when you use the open or insert functionality.
When you search for a design that has multiple revisions, then each revision is listed in a separate row.
For any specific revision of a design, all iterations from the revision are listed in the drop-down in the Revision (Rev) column. By default, the latest iteration of this design appears in the search results. You can select other iterations from the revision using the available drop down menu.
If the selected design has child designs then, on expanding the selected revision of the parent design and applying the selected Document Iteration view, the relevant child designs as per this view are displayed below it.
By default, the Latest Revision is the Document Iteration view. You can select a Document Iteration view as per your requirement. For more information, see Document Filter Options.
Document Iteration view is not applied on the root design. It is applied only on the child designs. For any root design, you can select an iteration using the drop down menu.
By applying the "As Built" Document Iteration view on the non-latest iterations in a revision of the root design, you can open the As Built structure of those specific iterations of the root. If the "As Built" Document Iteration view is applied on the latest iteration in a revision of the root design, then the As Built structure of the revision is retrieved.
If there are new iterations only for sub structures below a root design (E.g.: sub-assemblies or for the components within an assembly / drawing), the children will have multiple iterations, while the root design has only one iteration.
In such a case, to work on a specific iteration of the child design, you need to specifically search for the child to open its specific iteration from 3DEXPERIENCE database.
In case of an iteration conflict during 3DEXPERIENCE -> Open or Insert, the latest iteration from the conflicting iterations is opened from 3DEXPERIENCE database.