Object Manager 9.4.x-10.x uses Global Unique Identifiers (GUID) to determine if two objects are the same between the Source Project and Destination Project. It does not use object names or types.
- When copying an object, Object Manager 9.4.x-10.x checks for dependencies. Conflicts occur when it finds any dependent objects (from the source project) that already exist in one form or another in the destination project.
- This is how Object Manager 9.4.x-10.x determines if two objects in different projects are the same:
- It compares the object IDs of the two objects. If they are the same, it, then, compares the version IDs.
- If the version ID is the same, the Conflict Resolution grid will list the conflict as 'Exists Identically.'
- If the version ID is different, the Conflict Resolution Grid will list the conflict as 'Exists Differently.'
