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Special Case Examples: Permitted Values and Prompt Values

In the following situation, Attribute A is selected for migration.

• Prompt Value Created

  Attribute A has Permitted Value A, which has Prompt Value A, in the source model.

  Attribute A and Permitted Value A exist in the destination model.

  Prompt Value A does not exist in the destination model.

  Result: Prompt Value A is copied to the destination model.

• Prompt Value Not Changed

  Attribute A has Permitted Value A in the source model.

  Attribute A and Permitted Value A exist in the destination model.

  Prompt Value A exists in the destination model for Permitted Value A.

  Prompt Value A does not exist in the source model.

  Result: Prompt Value A is not changed in the destination model.

• Prompt Value Replaced

  Attribute A has Permitted Value A, which has Prompt Value A, in the source model.

  Attribute A, Permitted Value A, and Prompt Value A exist in the destination model.

  Result: Prompt Value A is replaced in the destination model.