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The RDB DAS leverages the SDO ChangeSummary to drive graph chages changes to a database. Here is a simple example:

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DAS

das

=

DAS.FACTORY.createDAS(getConnection());


Command

select

=

das.createCommand("Select

*

from

CUSTOMER

where

ID

=

1");


DataObject

root

=

select.executeQuery();

DataObject

customer

=

(DataObject)

root.get("CUSTOMER[1]");


customer.set("LASTNAME",

"Pavick");


das.applyChanges(root);

The first half of this example creates a new read command and executes it. The result is a graph of DataObjects (in this case just one) represented by the containing "root".

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Notice that only a single column is updated rahther than all columns. This is because the SDO ChangeSummary has enough fidelity to track changes on a property-by-property bases and the das has the ability to generate partial updates.
last edited 2006-10-12 03:01:47 by KevinWilliams