Up to JTransformer 3.0 the PEFs for method and field/local variable access contained a 'name' argument:

• callT(#id, #parent, #encl, #expr, 'name', [#arg_1,...], #method)
• getFieldT(#id, #parent, #encl, #receiver, 'name', #field)
• identT(#id, #parent, #encl, 'name', #symbol).

This argument was redundant, since the PEF of the accessed entity contains the name anyway. Therefore the name argument was removed in each of these PEFs in JTransformer 4.0. Now we have

• callT(#id, #parent, #encl, #expr, [#arg_1,...], #method, [#type_param_1,...], #type)
• getFieldT(#id, #parent, #encl, #receiver, #field)
• identT(#id, #parent, #encl, #symbol).

To maintain backward compatibility in queries, there is a forward in JTransformer 4.0 for each changed predicate. E.g.

   getFieldT(Id,Parent,Method, Name, AccessedObject, FieldName, AccessedField) :- 
      getFieldT(Id,Parent,Method, AccessedObject, AccessedField),
      fieldT(AccessedField,_,_,FieldName,_).

Thus you do not need to change queries that use the name argument.

If the Name argument is not used simply delete it (or the anonymous variable in that position).

The transformation part of CTs must be adapted by deleting the Name argument in add / delete / replace actions. Otherwise, the execution of the CT will fail, complaining that an entity with that ID already exists.