Describes the relation between a local object and its remote counterpart. Also gives
the state for the local object and (if exists) a conflict reason between the local and the
remote object. A conflict typically arises when the local object has been modified and so has
the remote object.
Example: local object was modified but remote object was deleted. This conflict cannot be resolved automatically.
Describes the relation between a local object and its remote counterpart. Also gives the state for the local object and (if exists) a conflict reason between the local and the remote object. A conflict typically arises when the local object has been modified and so has the remote object. Example: local object was modified but remote object was deleted. This conflict cannot be resolved automatically.