If the data package is moved from TST to MST and the items/master file is not locked, what will happen?

• A. It will overwrite your MST build.
• B. No changes occur.
• C. It will trigger a conflict requiring manual merge.
• D. The data will be sent back to TST.

Answer: (A)

When you move a data package from TST to MST and the destination items/master file isn’t locked, the incoming data will replace what’s already in MST. In practical terms, the MST build is overwritten by the contents of the TST package, so any prior MST edits or configurations are replaced. The lack of a lock means there’s nothing to block or merge the incoming data, so it takes precedence. If a lock were present, you’d typically see a block or a required manual merge instead of an automatic overwrite. The other ideas, like no changes or data being sent back to TST, don’t fit this scenario because the move updates the destination when there’s no protection against writes.