Ok. I didn't see a c# group so I'm posting this question about inheritance here.

I'm looking at implementing a base class that will handle all of the common actions linking object details being viewed by a user (i.e. person, organization) with a database (i.e. add, update, delete, etc.). Anyway, is it possible to override a method like "save" in the base class with a "save" method in the derived class that contains all of the business logic and then call the base classes "save" method?

I think that the psuedo code might look like the following

class Base
{
save()
{
some data access logic goes here;
}
}

derivedClass : Base
{
save()
{
business logic unique to this derived class goes here;

base.save();
}
}

Many thanks!

Laurence