In WorldServer, the Translation Memory entry attribute Entry Origin is displayed on the Translation Memory page as a column or as an attribute when opening a TM entry. For example:



It is also visible when looking up the TM associated with a segment in Browser Workbench. Here is another example:



However, the Entry Origin information does not display when looking up the TM in Online Editor:



It also does not display when exporting a task or project to a WorldServer Studio package (WSXZ) and opening it in Trados Studio:

The Entry Origin is a system TM Entry attribute that is only available in the WorldServer Interface and more specifically, in the Translation Memory page (enabling the correspondent column), the TM entry page, or the look-up TM window in Browser Workbench.

The Entry Origin system attribute is exported as information in the TMX file(s) included in the WSXZ package as attributes

<prop type="x-idiom-source-ipath">
<prop type="x-idiom-target-ipath">

However, once Trados Studio opens the package and converts the TMX files to the *.sdltm format, the system attribute Entry Origin is removed and cannot be displayed. Trados Studio displays custom TM Entry attributes created manually in WorldServer, for example, this TM entry attribute:



will display as follows in Trados Studio:



Similar to Trados Studio, Online Editor cannot display the Entry Origin either. It can only display TM entries (custom) attributes as in this example: