9.5. Identifying Objects Under Version Control

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## 9.5. Identifying Objects Under Version Control

You can tell that an object is under version control if it has a version ID (for example, `1.1`) beside its name when it is displayed in the file list window.

The first part of the version ID (before the period) is the branch number. The second part is the version number. For example, the second version of the first branch has a version ID of `1.2`.

When displayed in a table, objects under version control will also have a lock icon next to their names. An icon showing an “open lock” means that the object is checked out to you. An icon showing a “closed lock” means that another user has the object checked out. If the icon shows a “lock with a key” , it means that the object is not checked out to anyone. Tool tip information is displayed when you hover your mouse cursor over the different icons.

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