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About converting nonshareable derived objects to elements

About converting nonshareable derived objects to elements

The mkelem command does not perform any special processing for a nonshareable derived object. The conversion process for a nonshareable object is the same as for a shareable view-private derived object. However, when you check in version 1 of the new element, the checkin converts the nonshareable derived object to a shareable derived object, then checks it in.

Tip: When a nonshareable derived object is converted to a shareable derived object, its derived object ID changes. For more information, see "Derived Objects and Configuration Records" in the VersionVault Guide to Building Software.

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