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Using Siebel Tools > Managing Repositories > Managing Modifications That Developers Make to Repositories > How Siebel Tools Associates Repository Modifications with One or More DevelopersObject tagging is a feature that Siebel Tools uses to associate repository modifications with one or more developers. You can use it to export all the work that a group of developers performs. For example, you work on a development team named ABC that includes three developers. Object tagging allows you to extract all the work that the ABC team performs. To identify a developer as part of this group, each developer chooses the ABC tag in the Tag Name field in the login dialog box when the developer logs in to Siebel Tools. For information about exporting the objects that a developer tags, see Exporting Only Modified Objects to an Archive. How Object Tagging Indicates Modifications at the Object Definition LevelAn object tag uses an object definition to track any modifications that the developer makes to this definition. It does not use the properties of an object definition to track these modifications. For example, a developer uses different tags to modify the properties of the following items:
In the following examples, Siebel Tools assigns the Tag1 and Tag2 tags to Developer1. User Modifies Properties of the Same Object DefinitionIf a user uses two different tags to modify properties of the same object definition, then the SDF includes each of these modifications. For example, Developer1 does the following work:
User Modifies Properties of Different Object DefinitionsIf a user uses two different tags to modify properties of different object definitions, then the SDF includes only one of these modifications. For example, Developer1 does the following work:
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