Property comparisons are defined on API Entry Points, search methods, and the Attach Workflow scheduler task, and these comparisons are used to query the database. Property comparisons require the use of a complicated expansion of relationships to return the specific objects being queried.
As an example, you build a property comparison query for versions starting around document revisions rather than the versions. The query looks at the properties on the object being queried rather than directly for the related properties. So if a search method is configured to search for Current document versions, the method must first point to the document revisions and then only return versions that are set to Current.
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For related objects at different levels, choose the item with the most relationships. For example, if you choose the Master, the classified levels 1 to 3 are relationships from the Master, so you can select the owning group from the version.
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You can configure a method in multiple ways and compare the results to identify which comparison provides the best response.