If any modifications have been made to the object at the plant level since it was claimed into the project, you must resolve the conflicts before the object can be merged back into the plant. For more information about updating objects in a project, see Modifying an object in a project.
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Right-click the object that has a conflict with the design basis, then click Concurrent Engineering > Resolve Conflicts on the shortcut menu.
A conflict exists if the design basis has been updated since the object was claimed.
A conflict also exists if the item was claimed into a parallel configuration, modified,
then merged back into the design basis.
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On the Resolve Conflicts dialog box, select the check boxes beside properties for which you want to replace the current project value with the values at the higher configuration, or plant. Clear check boxes for properties where you want to keep the current value in the lower configuration, or project.
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Accept All selects all the check boxes.
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Clear All clears all the check boxes.
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Accept All Objects selects the check boxes beside the names of objects in the list but does not select the check boxes beside any specific properties. As a result, those properties will keep the value from the project level.
If you claimed an object from the plant to the project and then deleted it at the
lower configuration, leave the check box beside that object clear, and select the
Ignore conflicts on unselected object deletes option. Using this option resolves the conflicts on the deleted object and allows
the merge operation to proceed without recreating the object at the higher configuration.
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Click OK to apply the changes and resolve the conflicts.
After you resolve the conflicts for an object, you can merge it from the project to the plant. For more information, see Merge a claimed object into the plant.