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Jeff Ledbetter
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Thank you. 
We changed that behavior starting in 11.0. For a long time, you could not have duplicate Object names and had to define aliases (which you still can do by the way). With an alias, you put an @ symbol in front of the Object name when you create it and then you can call it anything you want. It's cool because you can name the the Object whatever you like really.
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We changed that behavior starting in 11.0. For a long time, you could not have duplicate Object names and had to define aliases (which you still can do by the way). With an alias, you put an @ symbol in front of the Object name when you create it and then you can call it anything you want. It's cool because you can name the the Object whatever you like really.Continue reading...