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Synchronous copy of group with MPP results in flattened MPP?

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I have a strange problem when I copy a mpp within a group. After the copy I end up with the original MPP but also a flattened version with only the subparts.

I perform following steps:

  1. Create 2 new mpp and group them together.
  2. Make a synchronous copy of this group.
  3. Result:
    1. The original MPPs
    2. A flattened version of each MPP, without the main path (subparts only).

This is specially a problem if you want to use synchronous copy. The copied group is not the same as the original and is removed from the clone family.

Selecting 2 MPPs and make a synchronous copy directly has the correct result. However, copying one of the resulting clone family members has the same problem as described above.

The CDS version I use is IC6.1.7-64b.500.4

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  • Thanks for the reply.

    Your workaround seems to work properly. I just might add that if you copy multiple groups, they are placed into a new clone family. You first have to remove the new clonefamily, and then add the copied groups to the original clonefamily.

    Hope it gets fixed in a new release. Synchronous copy is a very powerful feature in CDS. It's a pity that you need to do that extra effort just to make a copy.

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  • Thanks for the reply.

    Your workaround seems to work properly. I just might add that if you copy multiple groups, they are placed into a new clone family. You first have to remove the new clonefamily, and then add the copied groups to the original clonefamily.

    Hope it gets fixed in a new release. Synchronous copy is a very powerful feature in CDS. It's a pity that you need to do that extra effort just to make a copy.

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