I have a a broad-scoped architecture question. I have multiple .net projects and multiple databases all interacting with each other across multiple web applications all for internal use. We would like to create an over-arching layer, somewhere, somehow, to create objects out of the data we query from a database. These objects would have functions/methods available to them, defined somewhere. The question is, what is the most efficient, flexible and advantages/disadvantages of way to define these objects.
For example. Let's say I have multiple HR-related tables: tbl_employees
, tbl_departments
. When I pull an employee
into an application, I then have a whole bunch of code in that project that is associated with that employee
, most predominately the functions I can do to that employee
- functions such as edit_contact_info
or increase_salary
or add disciplinary_note
. Similar with a department
and functions such as edit_department
, manage_department_employees
. Some functions may include some logic in them, some may just redirect to a particular page.
My question is, how or where or what can I make to classify an employee
entry or even series of employee
entries as an "object", meaning whenever I pull that "object" somewhere, I also have the associated actions with it. Whether I am pulling the data as a list somewhere or even as part of a data-visualization, I would like to have the appropriate functions/methods available. Even if it is in a different project.
I am looking for different possibilities, not necessarily one answer and I am not entirely sure the best way to go about it although I have thought maybe about creating another layer within the database that holds all the "object" definition data or perhaps some definitely with the .net framework but I lack the expertise to know exactly what I am talking about. From my limited knowledge, I believe I am looking for some sort of ORM (maybe in-memory) implementation, but I am not sure how to get started exactly.
Does anyone have any ideas or a direction to point me in perhaps?
I appreciate any and all help!
Edit
To be clear, what I am trying to find is something I can apply on top of projects and applications I already have up and running and that are being used. I would like a way to implement this over-arching object
functionality on top of pre-existing mvc projects
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