Hi Marcel,

I am glad you have found a solution. However, there could be other reasons to throw an error and ConflictCheckType may be not the answer for them. Please provide complete repro code for the issue.

Thanks,
Aleksey.

>Thanks very much for the help.
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>The answer I needed was in the ConflictCheckType property, which I didn't even know existed, since it is nowhere in the documentation (service Pack 1 addition).
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>The old way didn't give me consistent results, especially when I tried to do the same thing using visual classes. But the conflictchecktype property works fine.