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DETAILED DESIGN DOCUMENTS

ABSTRACT

The Project Supermarket Management System deals with the automation of supermarket. It includes both sales and purchase of items. The project Supermarket Management System is developed with the objective of making the system reliable, easier, fast, and more informative. There is a lot of reason for the introduction of this project. In the manual System, there are number of inefficiencies that a salesperson faces. Large records-books have to be maintained where relevant and irrelevant information has to be stored which is very untidy and clumsy process. But our System reduces paper works. On the other hand, there are many inherent problems that exist in any manual system. Usually, they lack efficiency. Less efficiency has a great impact on the productivity of any human being keeping the data up-to-date.

The different modules included in our project are administrative module, employee module, purchase module, sales module and billing module. Administrator allocates unique username and password to the employees. Each employee can login with the help of his/her unique id and password. Purchase and Sales module contains all the purchase and sales details. All the payment details will be shown in the Billing module.

Detailed design starts after the system design phase is completed. The goal of this phase is to develop the internal logic of each of the modules identified during the system design. In a design document, a more detailed specification is given by explaining in natural language what a module is supposed to do. The design level in which the internal design of the modules, or how the specification of the module can be satisified, is decided, is often called Detailed design or Logic design. Detailed design essentially expand the system design to contain a more detailed description of the processing logic and data structures so that the design is sufficiently complete for coding. Detailed design is an extension of the system.

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2.Applicable

The document that are applicable for the detailed design are the System Design Document and the Database Design Document.

3.Structure of the Software

3.1.

The user may be Administrator and Employee.

3.2.Process ID &

Takes the ID and Password from the user and passes it to the user master for checking the similarity.

4. Modular Decomposition of Components

4.1. Modules of

1.

This module is used to search any record from any database. In this we can get particular record for our use

.

2.

After searching we can use the modify module. Here we can modify the any searched record for our convenience

.

3.

Under this module we can view the any database record in our form.

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As name itself indicate that this module is used to delete particular record from database.

5.

As name itself indicate that this module is used to save any particular record into our database.

As name indicate that this module is used to add any particular record into our database.

7. Print

This module is used only in billing form.

8.Close

Every form contains this module. This module is used to close the any opened form in the screen.

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Login Account Transactions Bill Report s logout Employees Change Password Account Products Orders Arrival Administrator Cusomer Bill Payment Purchase Bill payments Issued report Stock Report Purchase report Custom er Supplier s Stocks Suppliers Products Items Customer Issued NEW SAVE DELETE PRINT CLOSE MODIF Y VIEW SEARC H NEXT LAST FIRS T Arrival report

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5.2. Module Design of

5.2.1.Login

5.2.1.a .

Input:-At the first user should enter the name, afterwards he should enter his given

password.

5.2.1. b. Procedural

details:-Pseudo- code fro

Receive “Username and Password” BEGIN

IF Valid THEN Display main form

Main

Validated input Calculation of bill

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MSGBOX “Invalid password” END IF

END

5.2.1.c. Output

Display the main form

5.2.1.1

NEW:-5.2.1.1.a Procedural

New button refresh the fields in the form BEGIN

IF option selected is NEW THEN Show the new record in the form END IF

END

5.2.1.2

5.2.1.2. A.Input

Product number, name

5.2.1.2.b procedural

Search button search particular record and Displays BEGIN

IF option selected is Search THEN Show the particular record in the form END IF

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5.2.1. c. Output

Display the Product detail

5.2.1.3

View:-5.2.1.3.a procedural

View button Displays all the details about the particular from BEGIN

IF option selected is View THEN Show form

END IF END

5.2.1.3. b. Output

Display the Product detail

5.2.1.4. MODIFY

5.2.1.4.a. Input

Here only the particular records, which need to be changed, are modified.

5.2.1.4.b. procedural

Modify button allows changing the existed data in the database BEGIN

IF option selected is Modify THEN

Allows modifying the data in the current database END IF

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END 5.2.1.5.CLOSE

.

5.2.1.5.a procedural

details:-Close

button closes the particular form BEGIN

IF option selected is Close THEN Close the form

END IF END 5.2.1.6.PRINT 5.2.1.6.a.Input Patient detail

5.2.1.6.b. procedural

details:-PRINT

button print the particular form BEGIN

IF option selected is Print THEN Print the form

END IF END

5.2.1.6.c.Output

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5.2.1.7.SAVE 5.2.1.7.a.Input Patient detail

5.2.1.7.b. procedural

details:-SAVE

button saves the current record at the end of the database. BEGIN

IF option selected is Save THEN SAVE the new detail

END IF END 5.2.1.8.DELETE 5.2.1.8.a.Input Patient detail

5.2.1.8.b. procedural

details:-DELETE

button deletes the selected record BEGIN

IF option selected is Delete THEN Delete selected data in the database END IF

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