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From: warwicks@telusplanet.net (Chris Warwick)
Subject: Re: Rational Apex imports
Date: 1998/08/21
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Date: 1998-08-21T00:00:00+00:00
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Perhaps some explaination is in order... In Rationalese a subsystem is a set 
of objects, and a view is a version of those objects... If you try and import 
two views from the same subsystem, then Rational things you are trying to 
import two version of the same objects, thus it won't let you...

This seems confusing as you may have different objects in the views, but at 
some point you have to check them in, and then things get weird...

Have no fear create more subsystems...