Merge pull request #104578 from akosre/patch-12

removed "member" from the merge section

Author: American-Dipper

articles/active-directory/hybrid/concept-azure-ad-connect-sync-declarative-provisioning.md

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ In the attribute flows there is a setting to determine if multi-valued attribute
 
 ![Screenshot that shows the "Add transformations" section with the "Merge Types" drop-down menu open.](./media/concept-azure-ad-connect-sync-declarative-provisioning/mergetype.png)  
 
-There is also **Merge** and **MergeCaseInsensitive**. These options allow you to merge values from different sources. For example, it can be used to merge the member or proxyAddresses attribute from several different forests. When you use this option, all sync rules in scope for an object must use the same merge type. You cannot define **Update** from one Connector and **Merge** from another. If you try, you receive an error.
+There is also **Merge** and **MergeCaseInsensitive**. These options allow you to merge values from different sources. For example, it can be used to merge the proxyAddresses attribute from several different forests. When you use this option, all sync rules in scope for an object must use the same merge type. You cannot define **Update** from one Connector and **Merge** from another. If you try, you receive an error.
 
 The difference between **Merge** and **MergeCaseInsensitive** is how to process duplicate attribute values. The sync engine makes sure duplicate values are not inserted into the target attribute. With **MergeCaseInsensitive**, duplicate values with only a difference in case are not going to be present. For example, you should not see both "SMTP:bob@contoso.com" and "smtp:bob@contoso.com" in the target attribute. **Merge** is only looking at the exact values and multiple values where there only is a difference in case might be present.