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KB34461: How to keep the translations of the objects in a destination project when migrating objects in Object Manager 9.4.x-10.x?


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Some users add objects translations by themselves in a Production environment and do not want these translations to be overwritten when migrating objects from a Development environment. Follow the steps below to keep the translations of the objects in the destination project but use the object definition in source project when migrating objects in Object Manager

Some users add objects translations by themselves in a Production environment and do not want these translations to be overwritten when migrating objects from a Development environment. Follow the steps below to keep the translations of the objects in the destination project but use the object definition in source project when migrating objects in Object Manager:

  • Open Object Manager and click on "Object Manager Preferences" under "Tool" menu, as shown below:
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  • Expand "International" tab and select "Translation" in the pop-up dialog.
  • Check "Enable advanced conflict resolution for names, descriptions and translations" check box and select "Keep Existing" as shown below:
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  • Click on "OK" button.

After configuring Object Manager as the steps above, the translations in the destination project will remain even if the "Replace" conflict resolution is selected during object migration (Only the object definition will be replaced):

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April 28, 2017

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April 28, 2017