Rollback

Any completed local pack can be rolled back. Rollback will restore the versions of all the records in this local pack as they were before the start of the update collection within this local pack, or before committing this local pack. Deleted records will be restored, and created records will be deleted.

Example

Before local pack committing, the record had a version X.
After the local pack committing, it has version Y.
When we rollback the pack, the record will have version X again.

Make sure that you selected the same local pack which you are going to rollback.
Rollback of any local pack is an operation that should not be invoked without an emergency need.
Use rollback cautiously. Some changes caused by the rollback may lead to data loss.

To rollback a local pack, please complete the steps below:

Navigate to Configuration → Local Pack.
Click on the local pack you need to rollback and navigate into it.
Click Rollback Preview to preview the list of the records that are going to be restored.
Review the contents of the local pack, fix possible collisions if there are any.
Click Rollback to restore records to the previous version.

Do not rollback the default local pack without an absolute necessity; otherwise, your SimpleOne instance configuration may be damaged.

Here is the expected result of the process:

Update	Rollback result
A new table	The table is dropped from the database, deleting any data from it.
A new field	The field is dropped from the database, deleting any data from it.
A deleted field	The field is restored to the database, but the original data is lost.
A record is inserted	The record is deleted.
A record is deleted	The record is restored with its original data.

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