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For more information, see Create an Implement Link
You can connect objects from different abstraction levels using Reconcile.
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Click Reconcile
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If you selected multiple rows, an automatic reconciliation is attempted based on the criteria for an automatic reconciliation.
If you selected only one row, the Logical to Physical Assistant panel disappears and a new panel displays a list of candidates for a manual reconciliation.
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In the panel, select one of the following options: .
Option Description 
Select from Candidate List Displays a list of possible objects that respect all the criteria for the reconciliation.
Select from spec treeLets you select a candidate in the tree.
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If you select Select from Candidate List
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- Select the candidate that appears above the panel containing the instance that you want to reconcile.
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Click Reconcile
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The objects of the row are reconciled with the selected object. When you reconcile two rows, the row of the candidate disappears and appears in the row of the reconciled object. The row of the reconciled object updates to display the attributes of the selected candidate. - Optional:
If you select Select from spec tree
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In the tree, select the object.
The icon in the panel indicates if your creation is valid:
Icon Meaning Your selection respects the criteria for a reconciliation.
Your selection does not comply with the criteria for a reconciliation. Select another candidate in the tree or switch Select from Candidate List to have an automatic valid candidate.
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Click Reconcile
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The objects of the row are reconciled with the selected object. When you reconcile two rows, the row of the candidate disappears and appears in the row of the reconciled object. The row of the reconciled object updates to display the attributes of the selected candidate.
The information in the row also updates to reflect the change if you turned on the automatic synchronization in the preferences. For more information, see Activate the Automatic Synchronization of Rows.
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In the tree, select the object.
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