c# - how to efficiently create a view model from multiple tables -


i have following viewmodel:

 public class employeecatalogmodel     {         public list<stringcatalogmodel> employeetype { get; set; }         public list<intcatalogmodel> jobtitle { get; set; }         public list<intcatalogmodel> profitcenter { get; set; }         public list<intcatalogmodel> location { get; set; }         public list<intcatalogmodel> holidaytemplate { get; set; }      } 

each property can stringcatalogmodel or intcatalogmodel depending on identity of each table:

model id integer

public class intcatalogmodel     {         public int id { get; set; }         public string description { get; set; }     } 

model id string

    public class stringcatalogmodel     {         public string id { get; set; }         public string description { get; set; }     } 

ok, magic happens here... bring stored procedure 5 selects (for each catalog) , have create employeecatalogmodel there.

what have is:

using(dbcommand cmd1 = _db.getstoredproccommand("sp_employee_catalogs_get")) {      // instantiate view model class     employeecatalogmodel model = new employeecatalogmodel();      using(dataset ds = _db.executedataset(cmd1)) {        // loop through each table can instantiate corresponding collection       foreach(datatable dt in ds.tables){          switch(dt.tablename){            case "employeetype":               model.employeetype = new list<stringcatalogmodel>();              break;            case "jobtitle":              model.jobtitle = new list<intcatalogmodel>();              break;         }           foreach(datarow dr in dt.rows){            // here have know if need create item of intcatalogmodel or stringcatalogmodel , added corresponding collection           // ?? better way this????           }        }      } } 

any way perform in better way?


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