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Special Case Examples: Current Information Systems and Current Effects

In the following situations, Current Information System A is a Current Information System directly or indirectly selected for migration and Current Data B is Current Data.

• Current Effect Created

  A Current Info produces a Current Effect. System A in the source model.

  The Current Effect affects Current Data B in the source model.

  Current Data B exists in the destination model.

  The Current Effect does not exist in the destination model.

  Result: The Current Effect is copied to the destination model.

• Current Effect Replaced

  A Current Info produces a Current Effect. System A in the source model.

  The Current Effect affects Current Data B in the source model.

  Current Data B exists in the destination model.

  The Current Effect exists in the destination model.

  Result: The Current Effect is replaced in the destination model.

• Current Data Not Created

  A Current Info produces a Current Effect. System A in the source model.

  The Current Effect affects Current Data B in the source model.

  Current Data B does not exist in the destination model.

  Result: The Current Effect is not copied to the destination model.

• Current Effect Deleted

  A Current Info produces a Current Effect. System A in the destination model.

  The Current Effect affects Current Data B in the destination model.

  The Current Effect does not exist in the source model.

  Result: The Current Effect is deleted from the destination model.