How to create a Repository with a table of my model?

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I have a grid base on Telerik MVC extensions using batch edit, but I don't know how create the Repository base on a table of my database instead of the class used in the example named EditableProduct. There are the example based on EditableProduct from Telerik Demos http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/razor/grid/editingbatch?theme=hay

How I can create the Repository based on a table of my database SQL server 2008? Actually I can updated this table using a View without Telerik extension.

Posted 18-Jan-13 11:06am

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Updated 18-Jan-13 11:29am

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Jameel VM · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-20T18:31:00

Repository pattern is one of the design pattern which is most frequently used in Data access layer. This provides an abstraction to underlying database. This is also useful when database is not ready and we want to test the application by building an stub.

So repository pattern provides testability, abstration and  dependency injection.

Please go through the link you get a clear idea about the repository pattern and how to implement this in your MVC project
http://www.expertbloggingon.net/post/2011/11/23/CSharp-Repository-Pattern-Design-Patterns-in-Action.aspx

http://blog.lowendahl.net/?p=249

Note: You can impement all the CRUD functionalities for the telerik without Repository pattern.&lt;/pre&gt;</pre></pre>