AN INTRODUCTION TO OUR PROJECT

IPL T20 Matches have become a big hit in India. IPL is nothing
but Indian Premier League cricket matches that are player in new
T20 format of cricket.

The IPL T20 is the flavor of the season at the moment with several
cricket-playing nations happily glued to the television, radio sets
and Internet for the latest updates on the same. You can log on to
our website (WWW.IPL.COM) for all updates and information on
the event, the teams, the players, the teams owner, online booking
of matches tickets, online booking for hotels, online purchasing,
downloads, and even for inspiring images from the event. You
may also watch the top videos of the event and be updated on the
scores and the performances of your favorite players.

We will also provide the information about results of matches.

 CONTENTS OF OUR WEB SITE

 TEAMS
 TEAMS OWNERS
 MATCHES SCHEDULES
 ONLINE BOOKING OF TICKETS
 ONLINE BOOKING OF HOTELS
 ONLINE PURCHASING
 INFORMATION ABOUT RESULTS
 VENUES
 DOWNLOADS
 VIDEOS OF MATCHES
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:-

 RAM:- 256 MB OR Higher

 PROCESSOR:- PENTIUM 4 OR Higher
 HARD DISK:-40 GB OR Higher

SOFTAWRE REQUIREMENTS:-

 WINDOWS XP , LINUX
 FRONT END :- PHP
 BACK END:- MYSQL
 LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE TO BE USE AT FRONT END: - PHP
LANGUAGE TO BE USE AT BACK END: - MySQL

What is PHP?

PHP is one of the most popular server side scripting languages running
today. It is used for creating dynamic webpages that interact with the user
offering customized information. PHP offers many advantages; it is fast,
stable, secure, easy to use and open source (free).

Rasmus Lerdorf wrote the first PHP (first called Personal Home Page)
scripts as a series of Perl scripts that he used to track visitors to his webpage
and to see who was viewing his resume. He eventually rewrote PHP as a
scripting engine and added support for forms. PHP has been evolving since
1994 as an open source code. A community of followers and developers
formed and began using and further developing PHP. Over the years the
Personal Home Page acronym was dropped and it evolved into the PHP
Hypertext Preprocessor.

PHP code is inserted directly into the HTML that makes up a website. When
a visitor comes to the website, the code is executed. Because PHP is a server
side technology, the user does not need any special browser or plug-ins to
see the PHP in action.

The beauty of PHP lies in its simplicity. It is easy to understand and learn,
especially for those with backgrounds in programming such as C, javascript
and HTML. The language is similar to C and Perl so that anyone with a
background in either C or Perl programming will feel comfortable using and
understanding PHP. PHP also runs on just about every platform including
most UNIX, Macs and Windows versions.

PHP offers many levels of security to prevent malicious attacks. These

security levels can be adjusted in the .ini file.
What are the advantages of PHP?

 PHP is easy to understand and learn, particularly for those who have a
background in HTML or Javascript.
 PHP uses very limited system resources and will not interfere unduly
with the running of other processes.

 PHP uses a modular system of extensions that enable it to interact

with other tools such as XML and encypting software.

 PHP users can customise the language by writing their own extensions
and executable scripts.

 PHP is compatible with the vast majority of servers (Apache, IIS, etc.)
and is capable of running on most platforms (Unix, Windows, etc.).

 PHP is open-source software and is freely available to download and

manipulate according to individual requirements.

 PHP require low maintenance and development cost.

 PHP code run faster because there is no overhead of communicating

with different COM objects.

 PHP supports different databases such as Postgre SQL, Generic

ODBC, MySQL, Oracle, Informix, Sybase and Solid.
What is MySQL?

MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS) that interacts

with SQL (Structured Query Language), a tool for editing, accessing and
processing data within a database.

MySQL was developed by Michael 'Monty' Widenius of the Swedish

company TcX DataKonsultAB in the mid-1990s in order to address
functionality problems that existed with the predecessing software mSQL
and to provide an efficient tool for delivering web-based applications. The
initial version of MySQL was released to the open-source community in
May 1995.

Subsequently MySQL has been made cross-compatible with different

operating systems and software and a number of accompanying applications
have been produced. Version 5.0 of the MySQL software was released in
December 2003.

What are the advantages of MySQL?

 MySQL is a database program that stores and processes information.

 MySQL is easy to understand and learn.

 MySQL can support large databases of 50 million rows or more.

 MySQL is compatible with the vast majority of operating systems

(Unix, Windows etc.).

 MySQL is a multithreaded, multi-user database management system.

 MySQL is an open source database software based on the SQL
vocabulary which can be employed in combination with most server-
side languages, but which is most commonly employed with PHP.

 GIS support allows MySQL to be used to store geometrical data.

TABLES WHICH WILL BE OPERATING AT BACK END

REGISTRATION

FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

User_id Number(10) Primary key
Name Varchar2(15)
Address Varchar2(25)
Ph_no Number(10)
Date Varchar2(10)
Time Varchar2(10)
Email_id

TEAM

FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

User_id Number(10) FK_TEAM Foreign
key(User_id) references
REGISTRATION(User_id)
Team_name Varchar2(10) Primary key
Number of players Number(10)
Name of player Varchar2(10)
Coach Varchar2(10)
Team_logo Varchar2(10)

OWNERS
 FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

Team_name Varchar2(10) FK_OWNERS Foreign

key(Team_name) references
TEAM(Team_name)
Franchise Varchar2(10)
Work field Varchar2(10)
Money invested Varchar2(15)
Partner name Varchar2(10)

MATCH

FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

Team_name Varchar2(10) FK_MATCH Foreign

key(Team_name) references
TEAM(Team_name)
Match played on Varchar2(10)
Against Varchar2(10)
Result Varchar2(8)
Total runs Number(10)
Overs_played Number(10)
Man of the match Varcahr2(10)

RECORD

FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

Team_name Varchar2(10) FK_RECORD Foreign

key(User_id) references
REGISTRATION(User_id)
Name of player Varchar2(10)
Maximum_runs Number(10)
Balls_faced Number(10)
Wicket_took Number(10)
Maidens Number(10)
Total overs Number(10)
 ONLINE BOOKINGS

FIELD DATA TYPE CONSTRAINT

User_id Number(10) FK_ONLINE BOOKINGS

Foreign key(User_id) references
REGISTRATION(User_id)
Name Varchar2(10)
Address Varchar2(20)
Booking date Varchar2(10)
Hotel_name Varchar2(10)
Place Varchar2(10)
Number of tickets Number(10)
Class Varchar2(10)
Email_id Varchar2(15)