We all know that whenever we add a list item or do some modification, we update the list. Here we have two options:
1. List.Update() and 2. List.SystemUpdate()
The main difference betwwen two is that,
List.Update() creates automatically new version of list item as Update method is called.
List.SystemUpdate() avoids SharePoint 2007 to change modified date and modifier fields. Argument false tells that no new versions are expected.
SystemUpdate takes an boolean argument that set whether new version need to be created or not.
Example using SystemUpdate() :
SPList list = web.Lists["myList"];
SPListItem item = list.Items[0];
item["myField"] = "my value";
item.SystemUpdate(false);
list.Update();
1. List.Update() and 2. List.SystemUpdate()
The main difference betwwen two is that,
List.Update() creates automatically new version of list item as Update method is called.
List.SystemUpdate() avoids SharePoint 2007 to change modified date and modifier fields. Argument false tells that no new versions are expected.
SystemUpdate takes an boolean argument that set whether new version need to be created or not.
Example using SystemUpdate() :
SPList list = web.Lists["myList"];
SPListItem item = list.Items[0];
item["myField"] = "my value";
item.SystemUpdate(false);
list.Update();
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