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Selecting Aggregate Objects

You can select Aggregate objects used in any phase of an application development life cycle for Version Control functions. To know more about list of aggregate objects, see one of the following:

• For a list of aggregate object types available for Compare Report, Migration, and Trial Migration, see Become Familiar with Aggregate Object Types in the chapter, "Creating and Maintaining Aggregate Sets."
• For a list of aggregate object types available for Adoption and Trial Adoption, see Become Familiar with Aggregate Object Types for Adoption, in the chapter "Performing Adoption."

To select objects for any Version Control function, you first select the aggregate object type, then select the specific aggregate object occurrence from a list of objects of that type that exist in the model. If a selected object has subordinate aggregate objects, you can expand to list the subordinates for selection. If the set of objects you plan to select is one that you can use more than once, consider defining it as an aggregate set. Then select the set each time you need those particular aggregate objects.