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In Figure 3-4, EL is the value of _editLevel in the collection, ELA is the _editLevelAdded value in each child object, and DEL is the IsDeleted value in each child object.

As we ve just seen, we can create and configure mobile accounts manually, but there are some issues. The first is that we need administrative credentials to unlock the button that allows us to create a mobile account from the currently logged-in network account. This might mean that you ll need a support person to assist. Second, the number of available options when creating a mobile account makes consistent setup difficult. When mobile accounts are set up manually, they may not always be set up with the same options. Finally, the controls for choosing which items are synchronized are not very flexible. There is no way to specify exceptions to the synchronization; you can only choose to sync the entire home folder, or a subset of the top-level folders within the home folder. To deal with some of these issues, you must turn to Managed Preferences. Managed Preferences can help with mobile account setup and configuration, and they provide more precise control of HomeSync options than is found in the Mobile Account Preferences pane (shown in Figure 12-2) available to regular end-users.

Likewise, copy the Makefile.in file from the /storage/example directory to the /storage/ spartan directory. Open the Makefile.in file and replace all occurrences of example with spartan. While you have the Makefile.in file open, edit the noinst_HEADERS and libspartan_a_SOURCES lines and add the spartan_data files as shown here: noinst_HEADERS = ha_spartan.h spartan_data.h libspartan_a_SOURCES = ha_spartan.cc spartan_data.cc am_libspartan_a_OBJECTS = ha_spartan.$(OBJEXT) spartan_data.$(OBJEXT) The next step is to modify the configure script in the root of the source tree. Open this file and search for the word csv. The first occurrence should be in the Optional Packages: section. You need to add the option statement --with-spartan-storage-engine as shown here: --with-csv-storage-engine enable csv storage engine (default is "yes") --with-spartan-storage-engine enable spartan storage engine (default is "yes") --with-blackhole-storage-engine enable blackhole storage engine (default is no) The best way to add these statements is to copy the ones for the CSV storage engine and then replace all occurrences of csv and tina with spartan. The next section you need to create is the one that processes the makefiles. Find the one for the CSV storage engine and then copy the entire section and make the statement replacements. The resulting section should look like this: # Check whether --with-spartan-storage-engine or # --without-spartan-storage-engine was given. if test "${with_spartan_storage_engine+set}" = set; then withval="$with_spartan_storage_engine" else with_spartan_storage_engine='"yes"' fi; echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking whether to use Spartan storage engine" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking whether to use Spartan storage engine... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${mysql_cv_use_spartan_storage_engine+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else mysql_cv_use_spartan_storage_engine=$with_spartan_storage_engine fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $mysql_cv_use_spartan_storage_engine" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$mysql_cv_use_spartan_storage_engine" >&6

After both objects have been removed from the collection, they re marked for deletion and moved to the DeletedList collection. This way they appear to be gone from the collection, but the collection still has access to them if needed. After the CancelEdit() call, the collection s edit level goes back to 0. Since child A came from the database, it was added at edit level 0, so it sticks around. Child B, on the other hand, was added at edit level 1, so it goes away. Also, child A has its state reset as part of the CancelEdit() call (remember that CancelEdit() causes a cascade effect, so each child object restores its snapshot values). The result is that because of the undo operation, child A is no longer marked for deletion. Another common scenario follows the same process, but with a call to ApplyEdit() at the end, as shown in Figure 3-5.

if test "$mysql_cv_use_spartan_storage_engine" != no; then if test "sparton_hton" != "no"