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conflict is overridable or not is dependent on the target database, the jar file<br />

(containing metadata XML files and content files) to be imported, as well as<br />

the import actions. Selecting the checkbox Resolve Overridable Conflicts<br />

will only resolve the overridable conflicts and can not resolve the nonoverridable<br />

conflicts. If there are one or more non-overridable conflicts, the<br />

import operation fails. If failure occurs, in order to have a successful import<br />

operation, something must be done prior to the next attempt to do the same<br />

import operation. For example, apply a mapping rule file to the XML files to<br />

ensure no non-overridable conflicts will happen against the target database.<br />

Note: A particular change for the 7.0 release that can produce conflicts<br />

involves the RatioDefinition and RatioValue. These types of data, if included<br />

in an export from 6.2.6 or earlier, result in an overridable import conflict in<br />

the 7.0 release. If you override the conflict, the data is imported as<br />

FloatDefinition and FloatValue.<br />

7. You may click Preview to understand what will be imported. With Detailed<br />

Log cleared, you can see how many objects will be imported and how many<br />

XML files will be processed. With Detailed Log checked, you can see what<br />

files will be imported, what conflicts may arise during import, and whether<br />

the import process will be completed or will fail. PTC recommends using<br />

Preview, especially for checking the effect of policy files, which have the<br />

potential of creating significant changes to the database. The Preview<br />

operation does not perform actual import, nor does it report all conflicts,<br />

especially those from runtime.<br />

8. Click Submit.<br />

Messages in the Import Status Log section of the Import window show progress or<br />

problems that you can resolve. See the appendix that explains policy files,<br />

mapping rules, and conflict messages in the <strong>Windchill</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Administrator's</strong><br />

<strong>Guide</strong> for information that can help in resolving conflicts.<br />

Additional Export and Import Actions<br />

Additional Lock Export Action<br />

Additional Import Actions<br />

The following export and import actions are available, but are not presented as<br />

options in the graphical user interface.<br />

The Lock action can be imposed through an import policy file or the system<br />

registry.<br />

These actions are imposed through an import policy file or the system registry:<br />

• UnlockAndIterate -- This action finds an object in the database with the same<br />

UFID or the same name, number, version, and iteration as the object in the<br />

XML file. If such an object exists and it is locked, this action unlocks and<br />

<strong>Windchill</strong> Import and Export 6-19

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