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Minimarket Management System
Minimarket Management System
FINAL-TERM REPORT
Supermarket Management System
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Contents
I. Introduction 3
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I. Introduction
The retail industry, particularly small-scale operations like minimarkets, plays a
crucial role in local economies by providing essential goods and services to
communities. However, managing a minimarket presents various challenges,
including inventory control, sales processing, customer relationship management,
and staff coordination. Traditional manual methods of handling these tasks are
often inefficient, error-prone, and time-consuming, which can hinder the growth
and profitability of such businesses.
The choice of C# and the .NET framework for developing this system is driven by
their powerful features and widespread adoption in the software development
industry. These technologies enable the creation of a scalable, maintainable, and
secure application. The MMS leverages object-oriented programming principles
and a robust database backend to ensure data integrity, reliability, and
performance.
This paper will illustrate the design and implementation of the MMS, detailing its
architecture, core features, and the benefits it brings to minimarket management.
Through this exploration, we aim to demonstrate how technology can transform
small-scale retail operations, leading to improved efficiency, reduced costs, and
enhanced customer satisfaction. The subsequent sections will delve into the
system's functionalities, the development process, and the results of initial testing,
providing a comprehensive overview of the MMS and its potential impact on the
minimarket sector.
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- Customer data management: allows users to perform similar CRUD operations on
customer records as they can with employee records in frmDMNhanVien. Upon
loading the form, a DataGridView is populated with customer data retrieved from
the database. Users can add new customers, update existing customer information,
or delete customer records. Input validation is implemented to ensure data
integrity, similar to the employee management form. The application interacts with
a SQL Server database using SQL queries to perform database operations. Overall,
it provides a comprehensive interface for managing both employee and customer
data within the retail management system.
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- Commodity management: It utilizes a DataTable to hold product data and includes
event handlers for adding, editing, and deleting products. The form includes
controls for inputting product details such as name, material, quantity, and prices,
along with functionalities to load product data into a DataGridView, reset form
fields, and interact with a SQL Server database for CRUD operations.
Additionally, it incorporates UI components like buttons and text boxes to
facilitate user interaction and data management within the application.
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- Material list: Users can add, edit, and delete material records stored in a SQL
Server database. The interface provides input fields for material details like code
and name, along with buttons for actions such as saving changes and canceling
operations. A table-like display (using DataGridView) allows users to view and
interact with the material data effectively.
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2. Code explanation
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