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Hi Tim, relinking requires providing enough information for the application to find the correct match. If you are relinking to the same files on a different app, that's easier than relinking to hi-res files on a different app.
The basic guideline is; every frame must be uniquely identifiable. The AAF needs to produce a timecode, reel name and best still also a file or clip name that can be cross checked to a unique match on another system.
You can imagine there are lots of clips with the same timecode, so just having that is not enough. So adding reel name and file/clip names helps you define a clip, then the timecode.
It sounds like your AAF is maybe not providing reel names, or your DNxHD36 did not have them to start with. If it is suppling them, make sure the 'Assist with reel names' is selected in the Resolve conform options.
It may help to also review the two chapters in the manual 'before you conform' and 'conforming with AAF'
Peter