Conflicts - Changing Both Parent and Child

Structure inheritance combines the elements and their properties into the child structure. There are times however when the same property of an element has changed independently in both the parent and child structure. For example the maximum number of occurs may have changed in both places. When this happens, the conflict indicator is set in the element's properties and a warning is given anytime a map is executed using that structure. You will need to manually resolve this conflict possibly by changing the child structure, and then you can remove the conflict indicator in the element's properties.

Note that structure element conflicts can also occur with the addition of elements to a sequence in both the parent and child structure, as it's not clear what the final order of the elements should be. The new elements are marked as having a conflict.