User Guide - MKS

Cancelling
Deferred
Operations
Resyncing
Deferred
Operations
4 To complete the submission, click OK.
Deferring Member Operations
Source Integrity submits the item and completes the deferred
operation.
Once you have deferred an operation, you must use the Member > Revert
command to cancel the defer operation. For more information on the revert
command, see “Discarding Changes to a Member” on page 183.
When you revert a deferred add operation, Source Integrity retains the
working file for the pending member.
A pending member is a member that is associated with a deferred add
operation and will be added to the project at a future time when the
operation is submitted. The member is shown as a deferred add in the
sandbox, but not yet shown in the project. A pending member is also
known as a deferred member.
After the revert operation, the file becomes a non-member, rather than a
former member, because it was never added to the project.
When you resynchronize a member associated with a deferred operation,
Source Integrity performs the following:
Deferred Add
When resynchronizing a member associated with a deferred add,
Source Integrity does not make any changes to the working file.
Deferred Drop
When resynchronizing a member associated with a deferred drop,
where the working file has been modified, Source Integrity asks you if
you want to overwrite the existing working file.
Deferred Rename
When resynchronizing a member associated with a deferred rename,
Source Integrity asks you if you want to overwrite the existing
working file. If the new working file is missing, Source Integrity
resynchronizes it. The working file with the old name is then deleted
from the sandbox.
Deferred Checkin
When resynchronizing a member associated with a deferred check in,
Source Integrity asks you if you want to overwrite the existing
working file.
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