Compare and Synchronize provides a mechanism for moving the latest structural changes from a source model to a target model. Both models must be structurally compatible.
Compare and Synchronize provides a mechanism for moving the latest structural changes from a source model to a target model. Both models must be structurally compatible.
In your application development lifecycle, you might use Compare and Synchronize to:
A Compare and Synchronize operation never overwrites any production data in the target model. Remember to always store operational data in production lists.
Synchronization events are recorded in the change history of a model. To ensure the target model remains valid, the order in which synchronization events occur varies and depends on what you synchronize.
Note: You can compare revision tags in the same model. For details, see Work with revision tags.
You can think of Compare and Synchronize as a three-stage process.
For detailed step-by-step instructions, see Compare and Synchronize changes.
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