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Three core ideas since the create/delete/update relies on structure of start/commit/discard
- tnutty2k8 August 03, 20171) When startTransaction is started, operate on a copy of the table then set or discard depending on commit/discard has been called
2) When startTransaction is started, queue up the operations, then only apply the operations if commit has been called else discard the operations
3) Have each operation have commit/discard feature. Each create operation keeps the rowName previous state before modifying the table. If commit is called, it discards the previous rowState and keeps the applied changes. Else if discard is called, it reapplies the prevRow state to the table. The higherLevel class would call commit/discard on each operations. Need to keep track of what operations has been applied.