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	♦	Only identical objects
	♦	Only selected objects
	♦	Show only conflicts
	♦	Hide all preservations
Understanding	When you are performing a generation or a consolidation, you can use the
conflicts	"Show Only conflicts" filter.
	This filter displays conflicts between models with common origin such as
	local model and consolidated model or origin model and generated model.
	A merge conflict occurs when corresponding objects have been modified in
	both the origin and generated model or the local and Repository model. Such
	modifications can be a change in object properties, a change in a list of
	objects, a change in the order of a list or the deletion of an object.
	For more information on defining a merge filter, see the section
	Defining a comparison filter.
Understanding	When you are performing an intermodel generation, you can use the "Hide
preservations	All Preservations" filter.

This filter hides all differences associated with changes made in the model to be merged as well as all identical objects in order to show only changes made in the model on the left since last generation.

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You can navigate among the proposed merge actions displayed in the model to be merged using the following tools:

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Goes to the first difference in the tree view

Goes to the previous difference in the tree view

Goes to the next difference in the tree view

Goes to the last difference in the tree view

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You can right-click a moved object and select Next or Previous occurrence to go to its next or previous occurrence.

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To expand all nodes at once, you can press the numpad star (*).

To collapse all nodes at once, you can press the numpad minus sign (-).

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For each difference detected during the comparison process, a merge action is proposed for you to synchronize the model to be merged with the model on the left pane. In the model to be merged, when a merge action is proposed for an object in the tree view, a check box appears beside the object. The type of merge action is displayed under the form of an icon in the bottom right corner of the object.

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Merge icons are composed of a symbol and a colour. Each of them has a specific meaning.

Merge symbols	The following table explains symbol code:
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	Triangle	Indication	In models on right and left panes
	Circle + check box	Merge action	In model on right pane
	Circle + check box	Merge action	In model on right pane

Merge colors	The following table explains color code:
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	Red	Modification
	Yellow	Indication

	Green	Move

	Purple	Deletion and shortcut replacement

	Blue	Addition

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Indication icons (the triangle icons) appear in models on right and left panes.

Theses icons are used to indicate the following:

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Children were modified

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Object properties were modified

(red)

Object was moved

(green)

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The following table summarizes the merge actions suggested for each type of difference existing between the models:

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Object creation		Adds object to model to be merged
		because it exists in model on left
		pane
Object deletion		Deletes object from model to be
Object deletion		Deletes object from model to be
		merged
Object		Updates object definition in model
Object		Updates object definition in model
modification		to be merged using object
		definition in model on left pane
Object move		Moves object in model to be
Object move		Moves object in model to be
		merged to the same location as in
		model on left pane or replaces it
		with shortcut
Shortcut merge		Replaces the shortcut with target
Shortcut merge		Replaces the shortcut with target
		object
Shortcut deletion		Deletes shortcut from target model
Shortcut deletion		Deletes shortcut from target model

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Moving an object from a package to another

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Shortcut creation	Creates shortcut in target model
		(blue)

When you merge models in one of which you have moved an object from a package to another and modified its properties, the object appears in both packages of the model to be merged, in the object comparison part.

In the the following example, Entt_5 in Package 2 was modified and moved into Package 1:

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One occurrence remains in the package on the left pane and the opposite icon is displayed at the bottom right corner of the object to indicate that the object properties were modified

The second occurrence appears grayed out in the package to be merged and the opposite icon is displayed at the bottom right corner of the object to indicate that the object was moved but does not yet exist in that location

You are invited to synchronize the models on the right and left panes by selecting both check boxes.

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When you select or clear a merge action check box for a moved object, the check box of the other occurrences are automatically selected or cleared.

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When you move an object that is replaced with a shortcut, the merge action suggested is the move with no indication of shortcut replacement. The unique indication of the object replacement with a shortcut appears with the following icon in the model on the left pane of the Merge Models dialog box:

In the following example, Entt_2 in the main diagram was moved into

Package 2:

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Move target object

Replace target object with a shortcut

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When you merge models, move is not a suggested merge action for objects which are in different namespaces but have identical name. In that case creation or deletion of the object are proposed.

For more information on namespace in models, see section Managing the namespace in models in chapter Managing Models.

User permissions When a user does not have the appropriate rights and permissions in the

in the repository repository, merge actions appear with a grayed out check box and cannot be selected.

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However, some actions can be applied to objects in packages on which the user does not have the required permission, in order to be consistent with a permitted action.

In the following example, the model on the left pane corresponds to the local model and the model on the right pane corresponds to the repository model. The user has a Read permission on Package 1 and a Write permission on Package 2.

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Local	Package 2 (Write	Entt_3 was deleted
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	Package 1 (Read	Entt_1 properties were modified
	Package 1 (Read	Entt_1 properties were modified
	permission)	Entt_3 shortcut was deleted because of the
		Entt_3 shortcut was deleted because of the
		deletion of Entt_3 in Package 2
Repository	Package 2 (Write	The proposed merge action for Entt_3 is
Repository	Package 2 (Write	The proposed merge action for Entt_3 is
model	permission)	delete. The user has a Write permission and
(right pane)		can select this action
	Package 1 (Read	Entt_1 check box cannot be selected (grayed)
	Package 1 (Read	Entt_1 check box cannot be selected (grayed)
	permission)	because the user does not have Write
		permission
		The check box for Entt_3 shortcut cannot be
		selected (grayed) but the shortcut will be
		deleted anyway to be consistent with the
		merge action for Entt_3 selected in Package 2

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		You can select merge action check boxes individually. By default, all
		creation, modification and move actions are selected in the model to be
		merged, deletion actions are not selected.
Exception		For consolidated models, the merge actions selected by default depends on
		the latest modifications saved in the model.
		For generated models, the merge actions selected by default depend on the
		modifications saved in the model to be merged if the Preserve modification
		check box in the Generation options dialog box was selected.
		You can also accept all merge actions proposed, and use the shortcut
		selection or deselection tools from the merge toolbar.
		The following selection or deselection tools are available from the merge
		toolbar:
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			Selects all merge actions in the right model tree view or select:
			Creation actions
			Deletion actions
			Modification actions
			Move actions
			Clears all merge actions in the right model tree view or clear:

			Creation actions
			Deletion actions
			Modification actions
			Move actions
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		♦ Select the check box besides an object with a merge action icon.
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		actions in the model tree view.

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When objects have different definitions, you can select a merge action to synchronize their definitions. PowerDesigner lets you define exactly which property you want to merge in the object definition.

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You can double-click a property in the property comparison part to display differences between models.When a line is added the following symbol appears >>, when a line is deleted, the following symbol appears <<.

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1Select objects with different definitions in the object comparison part of the Merge window.

2Select or clear the check boxes corresponding to the properties you want to merge in the properties comparison part of the Merge window.

By default, the diverging properties are selected in the list:

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When an object has been renamed or modified out of the PowerDesigner interface, the link with the corresponding object in the compared model is lost.

In such situation the comparison interface will display two disconnected objects in the model trees with object creation and deletion actions in each model.

The manual synchronization will let you rebuild equivalence between disconnected objects and refresh the object comparison part. This advanced feature supposes you are very familiar with the model contents.

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For manual synchronization, you have to define the following parameters:

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	From Parent	Model or package on the left pane used as reference. You can
		select another model or package from the dropdown listbox
	From Object	Object on the left pane used as reference for manual
	From Object	Object on the left pane used as reference for manual
		synchronization, you can use the Properties tool to better
		identify object
	To Parent	Model or package on the right pane to be synchronized. You
	To Parent	Model or package on the right pane to be synchronized. You
		can select another model or package from the dropdown listbox
	To Object	Object on the right pane to be synchronized, you can use the
	To Object
		Properties tool to better identify object

Manual synchronization lets you perform the following operations:

♦Synchronize moved or disconnected objects. You can use the Parent box to select the parent package corresponding to the package on the left pane.

♦De-synchronize objects that share common properties and are naturally related in the comparison process. You can select <NONE> or another object from the Object dropdown listbox in order to break the relation between objects.

The tree view of the model to be merged is automatically updated after you validate a manual synchronization.

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When you synchronize objects and linking objects, you obtain the following result:

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Object	Objects on the left pane and
Linking object	parent objects are
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Object moved to package to be merged and removed from package on the left pane

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1 Select the item you want to synchronize from one of the model trees. 2 Select the Manually Synchronize Two Objects tool.

The Manual Synchronization dialog box appears. According to the merge action proposed, the From or the To box is editable.

3Select a new package or model in the Parent dropdown listbox.

4Select the object that will become the reference for synchronization in the Object dropdown listbox.

5Click OK.

The selected items are synchronized and the tree view of the model to be merged is updated in order to show the impact of the manual synchronization.

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You can preview and print the selected merge actions from the Merge

Models dialog box.

The merge result depends on the filter options you have previously defined.

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1Click the Merge Preview tool in the Merge Models dialog box.

The Merge Preview window appears. It displays the merge actions you have selected.

2Click the Print tool.

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