When translation memory is created, it is composed of translation memory units.
On its most basic level, a translation memory unit is stored as a single segment:
TM Unit
English | Spanish |
My car | Mi carro |
(source segment, mapped to its translated target segment).
The TM unit has a specific direction, in this case English to Spanish:
My car > Mi carro.
If the TM unit is inverted, it will change direction. If we invert the TM unit above, it changes direction to be Spanish to English:
Mi carro > My car.
Because TM vaults automatically store TM in the direction it was originally translated, initially, the TM can only be leveraged on documents using that source > target combination.
When you invert TM, it will make a copy of all of the TM in the vault, and change its direction
(e.g. all English > Spanish TM can be inverted to Spanish > English TM).
To invert a TM vault,
Enterprise will make a copy of all of the TM units within in the vault, and change their direction
(e.g. English > Spanish TM would be inverted to Spanish > English TM).
TM vaults offer the flexibility to move, manage, and delete translation memory.
Within the TM vault, TM segments are organized by their originating document.
You can move all of the TM units – packaged within a document – to another TM vault.
To move TM,
All of the TM for the selected document(s) will be moved to the new TM vault.
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