Transport namespace question

Hello everyone,
Small question. I have 2 development systems, I have to transport my things from the 1st development system to the 2nd and only then I can transport to the quality system. But someone else is doing work in the 2nd development system and created some namespaces in the same software component I am working on. So there are more namespaces in the 2nd system then in the 1st. My question is, when I transport the namespace definition for that software component from the 1st development system to the 2nd will those namespaces that do not exist in the 1st be deleted or will the transport only append my namespaces?
Thanks

Hi,
According to my understanding,Unless the namespace in both the system look like the transports will not be affected.It will not delete any namespace, it will always append to the software component.
Thanks,
Uaruna

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