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1. Introduction 2. Design and Implementation 3. Data structure 4. Coding . Desing !orms ". #e$uirements
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T(e s)stem s(o-s us t(e -or. of t(e gas agenc). It pro/ides t(e connection of ne- gas refill. *nd it also exc(anges t(e full refill instead of empt) refill. !or t(at it (as t(e customer all information. It can also pro/ide different tools related to t(e gas department. 0i.e regulators1 (otplate1 lig(ters1 tubes etc. !or t(at it (as to pro/ide some information. T(e existing s)stem is -or. li.e t(at. It pro/ides some information as a -ritten data. It collect customer1 stoc.1 boo.ing information. T(e information is /er) useful for t(e s)stem to -or. on it. T(e customer information (a/ing suc( information li.e customer name1 customer address1 p(one no or t(e ot(er connect no and it also gi/e one id as a customer id. ') t(at t(e data can enter. In t(at -e refer t(at customer (a/e (o- man) refill1 -(en it issue1 etc. T(e ot(er information is stoc. information in -(ic( -e (a/e t(e information of t(e stoc. related item. ') t(at -e can .no- (o- man) t(ings -e (a/e2 3o- man) gi/en21 etc. T(e stoc. is also /er) important. T(e last information t(at -e collect is t(e boo.ing. In t(at -e collect t(e information of t(e boo.ing statements. T(at customer name1 -(en it orders for anot(er refill1 etc. *fter t(at -e (a/e to ma.e some reports. T(e reports are also main feature. In t(at reports -e consider t(e all information and all t(at data. T(e) are too important. In t(e report t(e balance is also consider. ,o t(e reports are generall) main concept in -(ic( -e include t(e entire agenc)4s -or.
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% database mana#ement, or :B39, #ives the user access to their data and helps them transform the data into information. 9uch database mana#ement systems include dBase, paradox, I39, and 39. %ccess. $hese systems allow users to create, update and extract information from their database. % database is a structured collection of data. :ata refers to the characteristics of people, thin#s and events. 39. %ccess stores each data item in its own fields. In 39. %ccess, the fields relatin# to a particular person, thin# or event are bundled to#ether to form a sin#le complete unit of data, called a record Fit can also be referred to as raw or an occurrenceG. Aach record is made up of a number of fields. >o two fields in a record can have the same field name. :urin# an 39. %ccess :atabase desi#n project, the analysis of your business needs identifies all the fields or attributes of interest. If your business needs chan#e over time, you define any additional fields or chan#e the definition of existin# fields. 7,< *ccess Tables 39. %ccess stores records relatin# to each other in a table. :ifferent tables are created for the various #roups of information. 4elated tables are #rouped to#ether to form a database. *d/antages of #D'7, 4edundancy can be avoided Inconsistency can be eliminated :ata can be 9hared 9tandards can be enforced 9ecurity restrictions ca be applied Inte#rity can be maintained
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Disad/antages of D'7, % si#nificant disadvanta#e of the :B39 system is cost. In addition to the cost of purchasin# of developin# the software, the hardware has to be up#raded to allow for the extensive pro#rams and the wor"space re)uired for their execution and stora#e. !hile centrali8ation reduces duplication, the lac" of duplication re)uires that the database be ade)uately bac"ed up so that in case of failure the data can be recovered. !eatures of 7,< *CC;,, 8#D'7,G 39. %CCA99 is the leadin# database mana#ement system F:B39G because it is the only :atabase that meets the uncompromisin# re)uirements of today2s most demandin# information systems. -rom complex decision support systems F:99G to the most ri#orous online transaction processin# F5B$&G application, even application that re)uire simultaneous :99 and 5B$& access to the same critical data, 39. %ccess leads the industry in both performance and capability.39. %CCA99 is a truly portable, distributed, and open :B39 that delivers unmatched performance, continuous operation and support for every database. 39. %CCA99 4:B39 is hi#h performance fault tolerant :B39 which is specially desi#ned for online transactions processin# and for handlin# lar#e database application. 39. %CCA99 with transactions processin# option offers two features which contribute to very hi#h level of transaction processin# throu#hput.
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Cence here we conclued that our project the VB.>A$ lan#ua#e is used to desi#n form.we are wor"ed on the *as %#ency 3ana#ement &roject. $here are many *as %#ency 3ana#ement 9oftwares present in the world. *enerally the *as 3ana#ement project is based on the previous old platforms, li"e C , -oxpro, Botus, etc.but there are many disadvata#es wherever used i.e.very old and low speed in advanced technolo#y world. It is necessary to chan#e this project. Cence our project is based on the VB.>et because it is advaced software. It is easy to understand and wor" than any other software. In this project the database mana#ement playe very important role. !e have cerated *as %#ency mana#ement project without rerational database mana#ement system. !e have used 39.%ccess as a data base.
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$he project has met the standards re)uired to wor" at 5nline 4ecruitment system. If the business lo#ic remains same the project can be ported to any other institute with minor chan#es in the wor"in# procedure of the project. $he project can be used as an availability to develop a project for a different company with different business lo#ic wherein the commonalties in certain areas remain the same at any business level. By usin# the common features in future development the development time as well as the cost of development can be decreased considerably.
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