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Special Case Examples: Data Views and View Matching between Processes

In the following situations, Process A is a process that is directly or indirectly selected to be migrated and External Object B is another external object:

• View Match Copied
  • An Information Flow exists between Process A and External Object B in the source model.
  • A View Match exists in the source model between a view in Process A and External Object B.
  • The View Match does not exist in the destination model.
  • Result: The View Match will be copied to the destination model.
• View Match Replaced
  • An Information Flow exists between Process A and External Object B in the source model.
  • A View Match exists in the source model between a view in Process A and External Object B.
  • The View Match exists in the destination model.
  • Result: The View Match will be replaced in the destination model.
• View Match Deleted
  • An Information Flow exists between Process A and External Object B in the destination model.
  • A View Match exists in the destination model between a view in Process A and External Object B.
  • One of the following:
    • External Object does not exist in the source model
    • Information Flow does not exist in the source model
    • View in Process A does not exist in the source model
    • View Match does not exist in the source model.
  • Result: The View Match will be deleted from the destination model.