Hello,
With a couple of exceptions, I am mapping my classes as TPC (table per class).
I now want to document some statistics throughout the model, but I
don't want to repeat myself where the stats tables are concerned.
Let's say there was a base domain model called DomainModel (original,
I know...).
My stat class should look something like the following:
class Statistic
{
public virtual DomainModel HostModel { get; set; }
}
With DomainModel being something like this; although, in reality,
Statistics is probably in a DomainModel-derived base class:
public virtual class DomainModel
{
public virtual IList<Statistic> Statistics { get; set; }
}
Excepting for the fact that I've mapped in the TPC, pattern, I'm not
sure how to discriminate DomainModel for the appropriate concrete
class(es).
I really don't want to chase another mapping strategy at this stage of
the game, so I wonder what I can do to get past this.
I bright idea may occur to me once I send this, but in the meantime...
Any ideas?
Thank you...
Best regards,
Michael Powell
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