Transmuting question

[zero32483]

I was looking through the Magic Item Compendium (3.5) today and I reread the text for Transmuting, am I reading correctly that it allows a weapon to overcome DR/- like the kind a Barbarian gets? The description is thus: TRANSMUTING
Price: +2 bonus
Property: Weapon
Caster Level: 13th
Aura: Strong; (DC 21) transmutation
Activation: —
This odd-looking weapon has both sharp and
blunt sections. Its pommel or grip is set with a
diamond, a piece of jet, a sapphire, and a ruby.
In addition, it is inlaid with both adamantine
and silver.
When you score a successful hit with a
transmuting weapon against a creature
that has damage reduction, that attack is
resolved normally. At the start of your next
turn, however, the weapon transforms,
taking on the properties required to overcome
that creature’s damage reduction.
Once so changed, the weapon overcomes
the designated type of damage reduction
for 10 rounds, or until you strike a creature
that has a different type of damage reduction.
In this case, the weapon transforms in
the same manner to overcome that damage
reduction instead. If the target has multiple
types of damage reduction, the weapon
overcomes all of them. If the creature gains
a new type of damage reduction after initially
being struck (from changing its form,
for example), the weapon must change again
before it can overcome the new type.
A transmuting weapon does not gain
any other benefi t of the properties it takes
on, and it always deals normal damage.
Prerequisites: Craft Magic Arms and
Armor, fabricate.
Cost to Create: Varies.

[Jasdoif]

I was looking through the Magic Item Compendium (3.5) today and I reread the text for Transmuting, am I reading correctly that it allows a weapon to overcome DR/- like the kind a Barbarian gets?No. There is no property that bypasses such damage reduction, so there is no property a Transmuting weapon could emulate to bypass it.