Identify Models as Source and Destination

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Identify Models as Source and Destination

See the figure in Determining Which Model is the Source Model in the chapter "About Version Control." The following gives the guidelines to consider the direction to adopt:

Select	Model Meeting Criteria
Source Model	Its objects have the Original Encyclopedia IDs and Original Object IDs you want used as the basis for common ancestry It is the model you intend to use as the source when you perform migration between these two models, that is the model with the object definitions you want to retain in both models
Destination Model	Its object's ancestry is to be replaced It is the model you intend to use as the destination when you perform migration between these two models

Select

Model Meeting Criteria

Source Model

Its objects have the Original Encyclopedia IDs and Original Object IDs you want used as the basis for common ancestry

It is the model you intend to use as the source when you perform migration between these two models, that is the model with the object definitions you want to retain in both models

Destination Model

Its object's ancestry is to be replaced

It is the model you intend to use as the destination when you perform migration between these two models