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A historical listing of a set number of previous versions of an item or document. Versions may be divided into major and minor sets, with minor versions representing drafts and major versions representing fully published instances of the item.
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Get meta data from a previous version of a document through webservice in MOSS 2007
Versions web service is no use in your case. You need to use Lists web service (http:///_vti_bin/lists.asmx) and Lists.GetVersionCollection Method
Returns version information for the specified fie …
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ListItem Versioning Differences
If you take closer look at versions.aspx (\14\TEMPLATE\LAYOUTS) you will notice that 'nice summary' is created by iterating over item versions (from line 311 to 357).
My guess is if versions.aspx use …
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How to programmatically retrieve item version history from client?
Take a look at my answer provided to very similar question:
Get meta data from a previous version of a document through webservice in MOSS 2007
Using web service and Lists.GetVersionCollection Metho …
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Get last major published version of items returned as DataRow (from SPSiteDataQuery)
You cannot, but since you already have your item in hand you can update your current row with latest item data. Something like:
foreach (DataColumn column in results.Columns)
{
SPField field = ne …
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