E- Banking Management System

(Using OpenOffice Base)

Name of the Student: Kritika Aggarwal

Class & Section: XD
Roll.no:14
Board examination roll.no:
Submitted to: Preeti Mehta Ma’am
 Acknowledgement
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude
to my Computer Teacher Mrs. Preeti Mehta Ma’am
who gave me a golden opportunity to do this project
and provided support in completing in my project.
I would also like to extend my gratitude to our
Principal ma’am Ms. Sheelu Mathew for providing me
with all the facilities that were required.
-Kritika
XD
 Certificate
This is to certify that (Name of student)
"..........................." of class X has successfully
completed the Information Technology project on
the topic E- banking Management System provided
by Mrs. Preeti Mehta Ma’am, during academic session
2023-2024 as per the guidelines issues by Central
Board of Secondary Education.

Teacher's Sign. Examiner's Sign.

 Table of Contents

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1 Introduction

2 Database Objects

3 Structure of a Data Table

4 Creating Database

5 Creating Table

6 Creating Form

7 Creating Report

8 Bibliography

Introduction
 Why E-Banking Management System?

A bank can be defined as a financial institution which transacts its

business in finance. It accepts deposits from the public and lends loan to
those who need it. It collects money, cheques, bills and drafts. There are
many activities that take place in the banks. All these activities need to
be kept in track. To keep track of all the activities that take place in the
bank, the e-banking system project is of great help. The details of the
deposits, withdrawals, cheques, bills and many other details can be just
got through one mouse click.

The features of e-banking system are as follows:

• Customer database management: The details of the customers like name,
account number, contact number, address, account type and so on can be kept
in track.
• Deposits and withdrawals: The details of the deposits and the withdrawals of
a particular ‘customer can be maintained through this application.
• Agency and utility services: Banks provides various services to the
customers which includes. the agency and utility services. Even their details
can be maintained through this application.
• Loans: The details of the loans that are provided to various customers can be
kept track with this application.
• Transactions: The details of the various transactions that take place in one’s
account can be kept track of.

Database Objects
Tables:

A table is a set of data elements (values) that is organized using a

model of vertical columns (which are identified by their name) and
horizontal rows. A table has a defined number of columns but can have
any number of rows. Each row is identified by the values appearing in a
particular column identified as a unique key index or the key field.
Columns or Fields or Attributes:

A column is a set of data values of a particular simple type, one for each
row of the table. The columns provide the structure according to which
the rows are composed. For example, cFirstName, or cLastName are
fields in a row.

Rows or Records or Tuples:

A row also called a Record or Tuple represents a single, data item in a
table. In simple terms, a database table can be visualized as consisting
of rows and columns or fields. Each row in a table represents a set of
related data, and every row in the table has the same structure.

Structure of a Data Table

Creating Database
Step 1: Open OpenOffice Database, select Create a new database
radio button and click on Next button.

Step 2: Select Yes, register the database for me.

Step 3: Write the database name “Library management” and click on

Save button.
 Creating Table in Design View
Step 1: Click on Create Table in Design View

Step 2: Set Field names, Datatypes and properties in Design View.

Step 3: Type the table name and save it. Close the table
Step 4: Double click on the Customer option to open in Datasheet View.

Step 5: Enter the data in Datasheet View of Table by typing in the

fields.
 Creating Form for Table Customer
Step 1: Click on object ‘Form’ on the Navigation Panel and select ‘Use
Wizard to Create Form’

Step 2: Select the fields for the form by selecting fields in ‘Available
Fields Box’ and click on >> to move all the fields and > to move selected
fields to the “Fields in the form” box and Click on Next.
Step 3- “Columnar- Labels Left” to arrange the controls on your form
and click on Next.

Step 4- Select the Data Entry Mode and click on Next button

Step 5- Choose the style, field border type of the form and click on
Next Button
Step 6- By default it takes the table name. To change it, Write the
table name. Click on ‘Work with form and then on Finish Button.
 Creating Report for Book_Table
Step 1- Click on Report and select ‘Use Wizard to Create Report’

Step 2- Select the table in Table or queries box and select the fields
you want in add in your report. Click on Next button

Step 3–Change the field labels, if required. Click on Next

Step 4-Choose the layout of data, headers and footers from the given
options in the “Layout of Data” and “Layout of Header and
Footer“boxes. Select the orientation to Landscape or Portrait for the
report and click on Next button.

Step 5- Add the title of the report and select the kind of report we
want to create. Click on Finish button.
Step 6- Double click on the Book_Table report in Report object to view
the report.

Bibliography
1. Study material provided by CBSE
2. Course Book-Information Technology Skill
Course by Kips Publication