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Linking Versions Before you can link occurrences in a local domain version to occurrences in a common domain version (linking is discussed below), the local domain version must be linked to the common domain version. Once you link the versions, you can only link occurrences contained in the local domain version to occurrences in the common domain version it is linked to. For example, if you link version MFG1 of local domain OPS to common domain version A, then you can only link version MFG1 occurrences to common domain version A occurrences. Note that the linked versions are not required to have the same name. You can move the link from a local domain version to a different version in the common domain. Before you can move the link, however, the new common domain version must contain a corresponding occurrence for each occurrence in the existing common domain version that is linked from an occurrence in the specified local domain version. For example, the local domain version MFG1 contains entities LE1 and LE2 of type RECORD, which are linked to entities CE1 and CE2 of type RECORD in common domain version A. Before you can move the links from common domain version A to common domain version B, common domain version B must contain entities CE1 and CE2 of type RECORD.