Hi Bunyod,
how this works, I learned just yesterday. What you'll need to do is not a copy, but an extension of your knowledge model. Therefor your basic (first/main) KM must be of kind BASE - which it is most likely by default. You can see this in the first line of the YAML code of the KM (kind: BASE). Once you made sure, it's of that kind, you can extend it. To do so, click the three dot menu next to the KM's name in the navigation tree. There you'll find "Extend". Now set a name and select a data model for the new knowledge model, and confirm. And it's done.
BR Michael
Hi Bunyod,
how this works, I learned just yesterday. What you'll need to do is not a copy, but an extension of your knowledge model. Therefor your basic (first/main) KM must be of kind BASE - which it is most likely by default. You can see this in the first line of the YAML code of the KM (kind: BASE). Once you made sure, it's of that kind, you can extend it. To do so, click the three dot menu next to the KM's name in the navigation tree. There you'll find "Extend". Now set a name and select a data model for the new knowledge model, and confirm. And it's done.
BR Michael
Hi Michael, Thanks very much for your detailed information. I will test it. I believe it helps also other celopeers. Appreciate your help. Cheers, Bunyod
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