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I have been playing with LINQ to SQL for a bit, it is great and easy to use along with the designer that ships with VS.NET 2008. so i wanted to create a FACADE layer that integrates with LINQ to SQL classes, the old school way is to create a public class (Manager) and this class calls your Database mappers to get/set the required info, now LINQ TO SQL replaces those mapper classes and the way to do your operations is to open the dataContext and start defining queries to perform such operations.