The document describes the tables in a database for managing a hostel management system. There are 11 tables that track information about hostels, rooms, students, maintenance requests, fees, attendance, users, notifications, messages, settings, and emergency alerts. Each table contains attributes relevant to that table, with primary keys to identify each record uniquely and foreign keys to link records between tables.
The document describes the tables in a database for managing a hostel management system. There are 11 tables that track information about hostels, rooms, students, maintenance requests, fees, attendance, users, notifications, messages, settings, and emergency alerts. Each table contains attributes relevant to that table, with primary keys to identify each record uniquely and foreign keys to link records between tables.
The document describes the tables in a database for managing a hostel management system. There are 11 tables that track information about hostels, rooms, students, maintenance requests, fees, attendance, users, notifications, messages, settings, and emergency alerts. Each table contains attributes relevant to that table, with primary keys to identify each record uniquely and foreign keys to link records between tables.