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What Is Cascading Invalidation? |
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Answer» Suppose object A REFERENCES object B, which in turn references object C, then A is an indirect dependent of object C. If object C is changed, then object B is invalidated; and therefore, INVALIDATES object A as well. This is called cascading invalidation. Suppose object A references object B, which in turn references object C, then A is an indirect dependent of object C. If object C is changed, then object B is invalidated; and therefore, invalidates object A as well. This is called cascading invalidation. |
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