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Else max = itemIndex End If Next item ' return consolidated list Return result End Function There s a lot going on here, so let s break it down The first step is to get a list of all the types in this object s inheritance hierarchy: Dim current As Type = type Dim hierarchy As New List(Of Type)())() Do hierarchyAdd(current) current = currentBaseType Loop While current IsNot Nothing _ AndAlso Not currentEquals(GetType(BusinessBase)) Since the FieldDataManager and the RegisterProperty() methods are declared in the BusinessBase class, there s no sense going any higher than that class The result of this code is that the hierarchy field has a list of the types in this inheritance hierarchy, with the topmost base class being the last item in the list.

If you create the schema by executing the commands above, do remember to go back to the previous subsection and execute the commands to create the constraints.

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Most of the examples in this book are designed to run 100 percent in the SQL*Plus environment. Other than SQL*Plus though, there is nothing else to set up and configure. I can make a suggestion, however, on using SQL*Plus. Almost all of the examples in this book use DBMS_OUTPUT in some fashion. In order for DBMS_OUTPUT to work, the SQL*Plus command SQL> set serveroutput on must be issued. If you are like me, typing this in each and every time would quickly get tiresome. Fortunately, SQL*Plus allows us to setup a login.sql file, a script that is executed each and every time we start SQL*Plus. Further, it allows us to set an environment variable, SQLPATH, so that it can find this login.sql script, no matter what directory it is in. The login.sql script I use for all examples in this book is: define _editor=vi set serveroutput on size 1000000 set trimspool on set long 5000 set linesize 100 set pagesize 9999 column plan_plus_exp format a80 column global_name new_value gname set termout off define gname=idle column global_name new_value gname select lower(user) || '@' || substr( global_name, 1, decode( dot, 0, length(global_name), dot-1) ) global_name

from (select global_name, instr(global_name,'') dot from global_name ); set sqlprompt '&gname> ' set termout on An annotated version of this file is as follows: define _editor=vi - Set up the default editor SQL*Plus would use You may set that to be your favorite text editor (not a word processor) such as Notepad or emacs set serveroutput on size unlimited - Enable DBMS_OUTPUT to be on by default (hence we don't have to type set serveroutput on every time) Also set the default buffer size to be as large as possible set trimspool on - When spooling text, lines will be blank-trimmed and not fixed width If this is set off (the default), spooled lines will be as wide as your linesize setting set long 5000 - Sets the default number of bytes displayed when selecting LONG and CLOB columns.

The next step is to loop through all those types, getting the list of any registered properties for each type This is done from top to bottom, so the deepest base class is processed first For index As Integer = hierarchyCount - 1 To 0 Step -1 resultAddRange( _ PropertyInfoManagerGetPropertyListCache(hierarchy(index))) Next index Remember that the registered properties for each type are stored in sorted order, so this algorithm guarantees that you end up with a consolidated list in the result field, where the IPropertyInfo objects are sorted within each type, and where the list starts with the deepest base type and moves out to end with the actual business object type Since the order is known and consistent in all cases, it is then possible to loop through all the IPropertyInfo objects and assign them a numeric index value, starting at 0 and counting up.

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