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management 

management 

system

system

 By:

 By:

 Hina naz 

 Hina naz 

 Javeria manzoor 

 Javeria manzoor 

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Content 

Content 

Chapter1:

Chapter1:

Basic information;

Basic information;

Introduction

Introduction

Chapter2:

Chapter2:

Current manual system

Current manual system

 Drawbacks

 Drawbacks

Chapter3:

Chapter3:

 Proposed system

 Proposed system

 Advantages of proposed system

 Advantages of proposed system

Chapter4:

Chapter4:

 Entity relation diagram

 Entity relation diagram

 Relationship window 

 Relationship window 

Chapter5

Chapter5

:: • •

Tables

Tables

• •

Forms

Forms

• •

Queries

Queries

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 Introduction:

 A store where books are brought and sold is a

book shop or book store. This is an

organization where all sorts of books are

 sold. It contains books related to every class.

 Books may also refer to works of literature or 

main division of such a work. The book shops

are able to offer a wide range of the books at 

the best price possible. The bookstore offers

an array of books on mostly every topic. It 

also extends into food, religion and 

children’s books. A book shop provide the

community with items necessary to meet its

educational need as will as items to enhance

campus life .It provide a wide variety of 

merchandise and service to the student and 

their family. These book shop that have

computerized database are more reliable .it 

will not be easy to keep records of the books

in those book shop which doesn’t have

computerize database system .we can easily

  find a book by database system by entering 

book_Id, name and author. Computerize

database will make our work more efficient 

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CHAPTER#2

Current manual system

:

 It is very difficult in finding information in

current manual system. Since the database is

very large entity it is very difficult to maintain

it manually and the other consuming task. A

manual database may include a system of 

binders, files or folders and filing cabinets so

it is not save. In a manual database system

information must be found by hand rather 

than electronically while a digital database

will typically allow the user to search the

entire database for specific information in

seconds.

Someone

looking

for

the

information in a manual database may have

to spend hours searching a particular piece

of data, searching individually through files

and cabinets for the information

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Draw backs :

  In book shop management system most of  the records are maintained on paper. It  becomes very inconvenient to modify the data manually

 In book shop management system here is a possibility that same data in different  registers may have different values which means the entries of same data don’t much. This inconsistent state doesn’t supply the concrete information related to particular   search record.

  In today’s world no one wants to perform calculation about bill manually if computer  is available. Everyone want his/her work  done by computer automatically and  displaying the result for further because there will be so many errors on calculating  bills manually.

There will be main problem of data redundancy .Book shop department has many sections due to which same data is held in different places which creates the duplication

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CHAPTER#3

 Proposed system

  A book shop uses a personal computer to maintain the inventory of books that are being sold at the shop, the list  include details such as author, title, price, publisher, stock    position etc. whenever a customer wants a book the  shopkeeper input the title and the author of the book and 

the system replies whether it is in the list or not. If it is an appropriate massage is displayed if book is in the list, than the system displayed the book details and ask for no of copies ,if the required copies are available the total cost  of book is displayed otherwise the massage “required  copies not in stick” is displayed. Computerize books management system is very useful. User is no longer  require to check his register in search of records as now it  can be searched over the software by choosing some option. The user need not to type in most of the information. He /she are just required to enter the desired  option. On the whole it liberates the user from keeping  lengthy records. In a nutshell it abates the work load of  an organization.

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ADVANTAGES OF A PROPOSED

SYSTEM :

The proposed system provides a lot of facilities to the user to store information of books and it provide information quick time in systematic manner 

The processing time on the data is very fast .It   provide required data quickly to the user and also in  specified manner to the user .All the information of 

books changes is given to the user and also the report  are also generated according to the requirement of  the user.

 It reduces data redundancy and updating error and  also increases consistency. It has greater data integrity and independence from application  program

This management system has improved data access to use through use of host and query language. It  also reduces data entry, storage and retrieval cost  and has improved data security than manual  database.

  It has facility of new application program. Less manpower is required in computerized books management system.

 All the information about books is together and can be portable if in a laptop. The information is easy to access at any time.

  Books management system is user friendly and  completely menu driven so that the user shall have

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no problem in using all option .this system is fast in response and customized according to need.

CHAPTER#4 

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CHAPTER#5

 DATA SHEET VIEW OF BILL TABLE:

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 DATA SHEET VIEW OF BOOK 

TABLE 

:

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 DATA SHEET VIEW OF TABLE BILL

 DETAIL

:

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 DATASHEET VIEW OF BILL

 DETAIL QUERY:

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 DATASHEET VIEW OF BILL QUERY:

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 DATASHEET VIEW OF BOOK QUERY 

:

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MAIN

FORM

OF

BOOKS  

  MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

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