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When the Import Wizard detects a difference between objects stored in the repository and those stored in the SIF file, the Import Wizard - Review Conflicts and Actions dialog box appears. You use this dialog box to review differences and to change the action used to resolve the conflict.
The Conflicting Objects Explorer displays the hierarchy of objects for which there are differences. The hierarchy displayed mirrors the object type/object definition hierarchy in a Siebel repository, but shows only conflicts to resolve rather than all repository or archive objects.
The Object Differences list displays objects, one per row. For each object it shows whether it exists only in the archive file, only in the target repository, or in both, and what resolution is specified. You can change the resolution here.
The objects displayed in the Object Differences dialog box include those at all hierarchical levels, not just top-level objects. This lets you make adjustments to the resolution for any affected objects.
The File and Repository columns indicate whether each identified object is present in the archive file or target repository. An "X" indicating the object's presence can appear in the File list column, the Repository list column, or both. These list columns are for information only; you cannot change the check marks.
The Action list column indicates the proposed resolution for each object in the list. This setting is initially generated for each object from the default behavior selected in the Conflict Resolution option buttons in the Preview pane. You can right-click on the value in the Action list column and select a different value from a shortcut menu. The available selections include the following:
For more information about these options, see Importing Objects from an Archive File.
The Attribute Differences list displays the property value conflicts for the currently selected object in the Object Differences dialog box. Those properties are listed only where there is a conflict.
Table 36 describes the columns in the list.
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