Workflow versioning... How does it work ?

Hello Workflow Gurus !
I'm new to this great world of Workflows and I am wondering how versionning works. I have 2 question in that regard:
Q1) I look at table SWDSHEADER and found multiple entries with same WFD_ID number but different versions (VERSION) values. As an example, WFD_ID has version and version abd both seem to be active (field ACTIV contains 'X' in both cases). What is the difference between version and .
Q2) Why some workflow have a version number ... some being active (field ACTIV = 'X') and some being inactive ?
Thanks in advance for any explanations.
José

Hi ,
1 . In general once we create a new workflow the workflow flow number has been generated with version no : 0000
2. If we want to do some modification to the workflow with out distrubing the cureent work flow we will create a new version
as 0001 .
Once it is working fine then we will use the new version by activation the version 0001 . In this case the old version has been inactivated .
Only one version is activated once . two version canot run at same time for the same workflow(Before transporting the new version if there are any workflow are running then that workflow wil lcontinue the old version remaining all wil lfollow the new version).
as your question some workflows are having version no 9999 .
i think they may created 9999 versions as of now .
I.e 0000 , 0001 , 0002 . 0003 , 0004 , 0005 , -
9999.
They may deleted the old workflow version if it is not need .
mostly will keep maximum of 10 version , remaining all we can delete.
so u may seee only 9999 version , remaining all are deleted.

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