Java api change tracking

Hi Experts!
I am using java api in webdynpo application.There is a requirement to to track changes at field\table level.
I want to know that are there any api's to track changes at field level?
Thnaks,
Ravi Shankar puppala

Hi Ravi,
Refer /people/balas.gorla/blog/2006/09/08/change-tracking-in-mdm
Re: MDM Change tracker iview: table dropdown is empty
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Minaz

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