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Special Case Examples: Procedure Steps and Dialog Flows

In the following situations, Procedure Step A is a procedure step that is directly or indirectly selected to be migrated and Procedure Step B is another procedure step.

• Dialog Flow Created

  A Dialog Flow flows from/to Procedure Step A in the source model.

  The Dialog Flow flows to/from Procedure Step B in the source model.

  Procedure Step B exists in the destination model.

  The Dialog Flow does not exist in the destination model.

  Result: The Dialog Flow is copied to the destination model.

• Dialog Flow Replaced

  A Dialog Flow flows from/to Procedure Step A in the source model.

  The Dialog Flow flows to/from Procedure Step B in the source model.

  Procedure Step B exists in the destination model.

  The Dialog Flow exists in the destination model.

  Result: The Dialog Flow is replaced in the destination model.

• Dialog Flow Not Created

  A Dialog Flow flows from/to Procedure Step A in the source model.

  The Dialog Flow flows to/from Procedure Step B in the source model.

  Procedure Step B does not exist in the destination model.

  Result: The Dialog Flow is not copied to the destination model

• Dialog Flow Deleted

  A Dialog Flow flows from/to Procedure Step A in the destination model.

  The Dialog Flow does not exist in the source model.

  Result: The Dialog Flow is deleted from the destination model.