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Sometimes a conflict occurs when one cascade results in a delete and another in a save. For example a compositie structure is deleted and the cascade deletes all childrenchild-structures. But one of the children these structures is still in the branchfeatures collection of a branch. The branch cascade insist insists on the object being saved (or at least not deleted) and the CS cascade wants to delete. Hence a conflict. This can be fixed by removing the structure from both lists or downgrading/removing one of the cascades. In this case the branch should be responsible for saving the features and the CS should have a list of child structures without cascades.
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