CopyTo vs Clone vs Copy Question

Does one of these commands maintain the IsDirty, IsNew, IsDeleted collections when creating a second instance of a BusinessObject collection?

Any and all help is most appreciated?

Looks like the entities Clone method is not persisting state.  It's resetting state by calling AcceptChanges().  So that it's a clone of the data but not of state.
I'm not 100% positive on best practices for this one.  I'll google around and maybe one of you that knows the answer could chime in as well.

 In the meantime, you can just use something like FindAll, which does not call Clone on the entity.

TList<MyEntity> copiedList = list.FindAll(delegate(MyEntity entity)
{
    return true;
});

Unfortunately, this won't work either because it returns only a reference to the original list.  We really need to store a back up instance of the entity collection in case a user cancel's editing on a child form.  We need a way to get back to the previous instance to "rollback".  Therefore, we need a way to capture not only a data but also state. 

 Any information would be helpful.  Thanks for looking further into my issue.

Rob

I also do have problems when Clone() ing

Items added to collections  do not get stored, even their state is Added :(