When converting local data to replicated data, the application of both the In Transit Lock and the Lock for Replication to the object, is recorded as a replication event in the replication history.

For example:

Part A.1 is available in the source system, and a corresponding local version exists in the target system.

To begin the replication process, the target system first applies the In Transit Lock to Part A.1.

Following this, the Lock for Replication is applied, marking the object as ready to participate in the replication process.