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2. Degu Atalay………………………………………………………….com®016/09
4. Haile Tilaye……………………………………………………………com®029/09
5. Anduamlak Asmare………………………………………………..com®009/09
DTU, Ethiopia
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Acknowledgement
We would like to express our respect to our instructor. Mersha
for giving us this chance to work on database management
system for the hotel system. And also we would like to say
thanks for employees for giving us detail information about the
main library system. And also for all peoples who contribute in
this project we would like to say thank you .We will also like to
thank the student for caring out with our interview and giving
detail information.
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Abstract
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Content
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INTRODUCTION
Now a day’s there are more huge systems in the world and these
systems are their own role for the development of our world, and
for these many systems the hotel management system is one of
these huge systems.
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Outline of the project
*Key activities:-
-forming a group
-Determine requirements
-Analyze a system
- Customer
- Employee
Vision:-
To maximize the standard of the hotel management.
Mission:
To fulfill the customer’s needs properly.
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OBJECTIVE
The main objective of the entire activity is to automate the process of day to
day activities of Hotel like:
• No data duplication
• Time Efficient
• Cost Efficient
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Existing system:-
• Problems of the statement
Commonly most hotel management system are working its activities
manually .This manual system has its own drawback. Some of its
drawbacks are mentioned below:
To get one file(bill) out of the list we should be found through all the file
lists.
Therefore, getting one file is time taking and very boring in the manual
system.
Additionally, sorting the papers and searching for specific information is very
difficult task.
Proposed system
The aim or the purpose of the project about hotel management system
is to develop software, which can manage and keep the records of the
hotel .That is why the system is manual. At the end of implementing,
the computerized hotel management reservation system technologies
enables:
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The current system will be secured as much as possible.
The customer to get service going to the hotel and he/she can make
connection with employee, then the employee without going any ware or
without asking anybody only by using this software he/she can do register a
customer ,telling any information about the hotel, rent halls etc . Thus, the
customer can save so much time and since it connect to the data base it
facilitate the whole performance of the system.
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automation the management of the hotel has become an unwieldy task. The
end users’ day-to-day jobs of managing a hotel will be simplified by a
considerable amount through the automated system. The system will be able
to handle many services to take care of all customers in a quick manner. The
system should be user appropriate, easy to use, provide easy recovery of
errors and have an overall end user high subjective satisfaction.
The scope of our project "Hotel Management System” is that it could be given
to any small/medium sized hotel so that they can maintain their room
reservations, employee details, product details, accounts payable and
receivable. In this project, we will keep track of information of employees
working in the hotel. We are also not managing restaurants in this project.
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Varchar- variable character available for Unicode or largest resizable
characters.
These are:-
loss of money
Loss of time
Database Requirements
The database should be designed in such a way that it enhances the
efficient storage, retrieval and manipulation of all the information
associated. For instance all general information regarding an item
attribute should be stored in a particular table. The concerned users
should have the facility to query to the database and supply the basic
information easily. Security mechanisms should be provided so that
no confidential details should be accessible to unauthorized persons.
The
Hardware interface:-
Operating system: window
RAM: 256 MB
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Processor: Pentium(R) Dual-core CPU
Flash: 8GB
CD
Microsoft Visio
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The derived attributes are represented by doted circle and
related to their entity by dotted line. Every member of the
system can only be one of student, Staff Member, or instructor
according to the busyness rule. This can be represented by the
library manager can register and delete book and user, this
forms tertiary relationship.
Entity
Relationship
Attribute
Entity:
An entity is an object or anything, which is distinguishable from
other objects.
Relationship:
A relationship is a meaningful association, a linking or
connection between enti-ties.
Attribute:
An attribute is any aspect quality or description of either an
entity or relation-ship.
ER DIAGRAM
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Table: room
Tables of entity
Table: hall
Field Name Data Type Continent Key Attribute
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customer :-
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empid int Not Null Primary key
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mname Varchar(40) Not Null
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Field Name Data Type Constraint Key Attribute
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edulevel Varchar(15) Allow Null
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Address Varchar(20) Not Null
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Field Name Data Type Constraint Key Attribute
Address
salary float Allow Null Varchar Not
(20) Null
edulevel Varchar(15) Allow Null
position Varchar Not
(23) Null
Varchar Allow
(15) Null
edulevel
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Sex Char(6) Not Null
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Table: employee
Hotel Profile :-
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
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RELATIONAL SCHEMA
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SQL PROGRAM
SQL IMPLEMENTATION
CREATE DATABASE HMSDATABASESYSTEM
USE HMSDATABASESYSTEM
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lName varchar(40) not null,
);
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)
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create table Customer
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)
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SELECT * FROM HALL
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----------------------------------------------------------
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select * from ROOM
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insert into City values('AADDIS ABAB',8)
REFERENCES :
1. .ELMASRI TEXT BOOK
2. .WWW.google.com
3. TEACHER`S SLIDE
4. The Art of Analysis, by Dr. Art Langer, devotes considerable
space to
normalization. Springer-Verlag Telos (January 15, 1997)
ISBN: 0387949720
Dr. Codd's seminal 1969 paper on database normalization:
www.acm.org/classics/nov95
5. The Wikipedia article on normalization discusses all five normal
forms:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_normalization
THE END!!!
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