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Both objects remain marked for deletion because the changes made at edit level 2 were applied. Were CancelEdit() called now, the collection would return to the same state as when the first BeginEdit() was called, meaning that only child A (not marked for deletion) would be left. Alternatively, a call to ApplyEdit() would commit all changes made at edit level 1: child A would continue to be marked for deletion, and child B would be totally discarded because it was added and deleted at edit level 1. Both of these possible outcomes are illustrated in Figure 13-6.

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For examples throughout this book, I use a table called BIG_TABLE. Depending on which system I use, this table has between one record and four million records and varies in size from 200MB to 800MB. In all cases, the table structure is the same. To create BIG_TABLE, I wrote a script that does the following: Creates an empty table based on ALL_OBJECTS. This dictionary view is used to populate the BIG_TABLE. Makes this table NOLOGGING. This is optional. I did it for performance. Using NOLOGGING mode for a test table is safe; you won't use it in a production system, so features like Oracle Data Guard will not be enabled. Populates the table by seeding it with the contents of ALL_OBJECTS and then iteratively inserting into itself, approximately doubling its size on each iteration. Creates a primary key constraint on the table. Gathers statistics.

Figure 13-6. Result after calling either CancelEdit or ApplyEdit Having gone through all that, let s take a look at the code that implements these behaviors. The DeleteChild() and UnDeleteChild() methods deal with marking the child objects as deleted and moving them between the active items in the collection and the DeletedList object: Private Sub DeleteChild(ByVal child As C) ' set child edit level Core.UndoableBase.ResetChildEditLevel(child, Me.EditLevel, False) ' remove from the index RemoveIndexItem(child) ' remove from the position map RemoveFromMap(child) ' mark the object as deleted child.DeleteChild() ' and add it to the deleted collection for storage DeletedList.Add(child) End Sub Private Sub UnDeleteChild(ByVal child As C) ' since the object is no longer deleted, remove it from ' the deleted collection DeletedList.Remove(child) ' we are inserting an _existing_ object so ' we need to preserve the object's editleveladded value ' because it will be changed by the normal add process Dim saveLevel As Integer = child.EditLevelAdded InsertIndexItem(child) Add(child) child.EditLevelAdded = saveLevel End Sub

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To build the BIG_TABLE table, you can run the following script at the SQL*Plus prompt and pass in the number of rows you want in the table. The script will stop when it hits that number of rows. create table big_table as select rownum id, a.* from all_objects a where 1=0 / alter table big_table nologging; declare l_cnt number; l_rows number := &1; begin insert /*+ append */

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