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FLOWER SHOP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

A report of the mini project work submitted in partial

fulfillment of the requirement for the award of

Degree of

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

SUBMITTED BY

SHEEJA JOSEPH

(REG. NO. 11156063)

Under the guidance of

Mr. SHIBU KALLARACKAL MCA

(Lecturer Department of Computer Science)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

MAR AUGUSTHINOSE COLLEGE

(Affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University)

RAMAPURAM- 686576

2011-2014


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MAR AUGUSTHINOSE COLLEGE

RAMAPURAM

(Affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University)

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that this project work entitled FLOWER SHOP

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is a bonafied project done by NAYANA

MOHAN (Reg. No.11156041) during the academic year 2011-2014 for

the partial fulfillment for the award of the Degree of bachelor of

Computer Applications from Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.

Mr.Prakash Joseph , MCA Mr.Shan Augustine M.Sc.

Head of the Department Project Guide

Viva-Voce Examination conducted on.. at MarAugusthinose College, Ramapuram.

Internal Examiner External Examiner

Place :Ramapuram

Date :


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DECLARATION

I hear by declare that the project work entitled FLOWER SHOP

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM submitted in partial fulfillments of the

requirements for the award of the bachelor degree in

Computer Application from Mar Augusthinose College, Ramapuram, is

record of bonafied work done guidance of Mr.Shan Augustine, Lecturer in

the Department of Computer Science.

Place: Ramapuram

Date: NAYANA MOHAN


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I take this opportunity to express our gratitude & sincere thanks to all

who help us to complete this project work successfully. First of all I would

like to thank the God almighty who has been a constant support in every

walk of our and the source of strength to perform this project work.

I would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr.V.J.Joseph

M.Com,FCA, principle, Mar Augusthinose College, Ramapuram, forgiving us to an opportunity for this project.

I express our immense gratitude to Mr.Pkakash Joseph,MCA,

Head of the Department of computer science, for his valuable guidance,

valuable suggestions and encouragement to complete this project work and I

also extend our special thanks to Mr.Shan Augustine M.Sc. for providing

necessary details and guidance.

I wish to express our sincere thanks to all our friends for their kind co-

operation and moral support. Once again I thank one and all who had helped

us directly or indirectly in the successfully completion of the project.

NAYANA MOHAN


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CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. About the system

1.2. About the organization

1.3. Synopsis

2. SYSTEM STUDY

2.1. Existing System

2.2. Proposed System

2.3. Organization Chart

3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS

3.1. Feasibility Study

3.2. Visual Basic 6.0

3.3. MS SQL

3.4 . System Requirements

4. SYSTEM DESIGN

4.1. Introduction

4.2. Input Design

4.3. Output Design

4.4. Data Flow Diagram

4.5. Table Structures

5. TESTING AND IMPLEMENTATION

6. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE

7. BIBLIOGRAPHY

8. SCREEN LAYOUTS


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INTRODUCTION


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1.1 ABOUT THE SYSTEM

The project titled FLOWER SHOP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is a

comprehensive system which co-ordinates various operations in flower shop.

This includes a variety of collections of flowers and flower made products such

as flower arrangements, flower bouquets etc .This project deals with the

booking of various flower products to the various customers, updating and

editing of flower products rates and searching for employees, customers and

calculation of bills.

We first check the availability of the particular flower. Then if available

sale it to the particular customer. The objective of the project is to make good

software with an overall performance. The software should be easy to work.

The software should be able to extract information from databases and make the

reports very easily. The software and its operations should be safe and

unauthorized access should not be allowed.

1.2 ABOUT ORGANIZATION

The organization selected for the project is KIRAN FLOWER SHOP

in Palai. It is incorporated as a private firm in 1995 and at Palai, Kottayam

district. Many people are employed in the shop. All the transactions are done

manually. Aim of this organization is maximum customer satisfaction.

1.3 SYNOPSIS

The aim of developing and implementing the software titled FLOWER

SHOP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is to automate the complete system of

FLOWER SHOP through computer with maximum user interactions.


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The system is designed using VB6.0as front end & MS SQLas backend in

WINDOWS XPoperating system.

The developed software is easier and flexible to handle. Computerization

can give fast services to the customers. The system because more efficient and

cost effective and manual errors lessened. The software is user friendly and

completely based on menu driven.

I will selected the flower shop in pala , named KIRAN FLOWER

SHOP. The flowers are supplied by various distributers. Customers can order

flowers & flower products before 2 or 3 days , when they are actually wanted.


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SYSTEM STUDY


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EXISTING SYSTEM

The existing system is a manual system. The proposed system tries to

simplify the difficulties encountered in manually handling the information about

the books, stocks and sale. In this case the details of sales, books and stocks in

hand are stored in one or more registers.

The existing system needs number of staff and a lot of time consumption

for the process. When we compare the existing system with the proposed

system, there are many drawbacks for the existing system.

DISADVANTAGES OF THE EXISTING SYSTEM

The system under study is a non-computerized system. The main

drawbacks of existing system are:-

The existing system needs a number of registers for handling the records.This leads to tedious manual labor.

The calculations require a large amount of clerical time. Generation of various reports is very difficult and time consuming. The system is less reliable due to the possibility of human errors that

occur while entering data and during calculations.

Number of employees is required for the processing of entering data intodifferent record.

Low accuracy. Updating of written records is very difficult. Data processing is very low. Accessing previously stored records is a time consuming task.


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PROPOSED SYSTEM

The main objective of the proposed system is to overcome the drawbacks

of the existing manual system. The need for computerized system arises as the

manual maintenance and handling of process becomes more and more tedious

and complex .The computerization of the system helps to save a lot of time. It is

very difficult to maintain all the details of each of the record manually. Also

reference to a particular record leads to consume more time whereas the

computerized system rectifies most of these drawbacks. The calculations are

done in a few seconds and with the help of various reports generated several

conclusions can be drawn easily. The wide use of computers as they offer

valuable facilities is difficult to stimulate in any other way.

The facilities are given below:-

Greater Processing Speed: Since computers process data very quickly there

inherent speed is one reason why people seek in the development of system

project.

Accuracy and Improved Consistency: The management will benefit from

system consistency and better accuracy.

Faster Information Retrieval: The information is being located and retrieved

from storage at a faster rate than the manual system.Security and Privacy: Data can be made accessible only to persons having

authorization thereby preventing illegal users.

Reduced Cost: Using computing capability data can be process lower cost than

the other system while maintaining accuracy and performance level.

Reports available in the computerized system are expandable to any

future developments hence ability to interact with the future needs exists in the


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computerized system. Also protection of data can be achieved in the

computerized system. There for security and privacy can be ensured. By all

means the computerized system is quite feasible.

ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed system has got several benefits as compared to that of the

existing one. Those benefits are as follows:-

Time delay for any process is reduced.

Cost of establishment and maintenance are lower than a manual system.

Faster and more accurate retrieval of information.

Generation of various reports is made easy.

Number of employees is reduced.

Simple and easy to manage.

Storage spaces for registers are not possible.

More efficient and reliable than the existing system

Unauthorized accessing is not possible.


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SYSTEM ANALYSIS


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3.1 FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

System that meets the performance requirements at Feasibility study is

performed to choose the least cost. The most essential task performed by the

feasibility analysis is the identification and the description of the new system,

evaluation of the new system and selection of the best new system. In general,

feasibility study of a system means checking whether the system proposed is

practically possible or not.

Many feasibility studies are desirable for both users and analyst. First, the

study often opposes that when the feasibility document is being prepared, the

analyst is in the position to evaluate the solution .Second most studies tend to

overlook the confusion inherent in the system development.

FEASIBILITY CONSTRAINTS

In feasibility analysis, there are three key considerations and they are as

follows: Economic feasibility, feasibility and operational feasibility.

1. Economic Feasibility

Economic is the most frequently used method for the effectiveness of anew system .The more commonly known as cost/benefit analysis, the procedure

is to determine the benefits and savings that are expected from a candidate

system them with costs.


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2. Technical feasibility

Feasibility is performed to check whether the proposed system is

technically feasible or not. Technical feasibility centers on the existing

computers. This proposed system is technically feasible. All data are stored in

database table. The interfaces designed are user-friendly.

3. Operational feasibility

Operational feasibility is done to check whether the system is

operationally feasible or not. Using commend button throughout the application

program enhances operational feasibility. So maintenances and modification

found to be easier.

3.2 VISUAL BASIC 6.0

Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 is a language rapid application development

environment that gives you fast, easy, and intuitive tools to quickly develop

Windows application. Using Visual basic, You can develop simple utilities or

sophisticated applications .Data access features allow to create databases, frond-

end application and scalable server-side components for most popular database

format .ActiveX technologies allow you to use the functionality provided by the

application and even automate applications and objected created using theprofessional or Enterprise editions of Visual Basic . Internet capabilities make it

easy to provide access to documents and applications across the Internet or

Internet from within your application, or to create Internet server applications.


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3.3 SQL SERVER 2000

Microsoft SQL Server is a full- featured relational database management

system (RDBMS) that offers a variety of administrative tools to ease the

burdens of database development, maintenance and administration. In this

article, we will cover six of the more frequently used tools: Enterprise Manager,

Query Analyzer, SQL Profiler, Service Manager and Data Transformation

Service Lets take a brief look at each:

Enterprise Manager is the administrative console for SQL Server

installation. It provides you with a graphical birds eye view of all of the

SQL Server installation on your network. You can perform highlevel

Administrative Functions that affects one or more servers, schedule common

maintenance task or create and modify the structure of individual databases.

Query Analyzeroffers a quick and dirty method for performing queries

against any of your SQL Server databases. Its great way to quickly pull

information out of a database in response to a user request, test queries before

implementing them in other application, create/modify stored procedure and

execute administrative task.

SQLprofiler provides a window in to the inner working of your database.

You can monitor many different event types and observe database performance

in real time. SQL profiler allows you to capture the replay system traces the

log various activities. Its a great tool for optimizing database with performance

issues of troubleshooting particular problem.

Service Manager is used to control the MSSQL Server (the main SQL

Server process), MSDTC Microsoft Distributed transaction coordinator) and

SQL Server Agent process. An icon for this service normally resides in the

system try of machines running SQL Server .you can use service Manager tostart, stop or pause any one of these services.


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Data Transformation Services (DTS) provide an extremely flexible

method for importing and exporting data between a Microsoft SQL Server

installation and a large variety of other formats. The most commonly used DTS

application is the Import and Export Data wizard found in the SQL Server

program group.

3.4 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT

The Software Requirement Specification is produced at the culmination

of the analysis task. The function and performance allocated to software as a

part of system engineering are refined by establishing a complete information

description, a detailed functional description a representation of system

behavioral indication of performance requirements and design constraints,

appropriate validation criteria, and other information pertinent to requirements.

The introduction of the software requirements specification states the goal and

objectives of the software, describing in the context of the computer-based

system.

The information Description provides a detailed description of the

problem that the software must solve. Information content, flow and structure

are documented. Hardware, software and human interfaces are described for

external system elements and internal software functions.

A description of each function required to solve the problem is presented

in the function Description. A processing narrative is provided for each

function, design constraints are stated and justified, performance characteristics

are stated, and one or more diagrams are included to graphically represent the

overall structure of the software and interplay among software functions and

other system elements.


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The behavioral Description section of the specification examines the

operation of the software as a consequence of external events and internally

generated control characteristics

Validation criteria is probably the most important and, ironically, the

most often neglected section of the Software Requirement Specification of

validation criteria acts as an implicit review of all other requirements. Finally,

the specification includes a bibliography.

The bibliography contains references to all documents that relate to the

software.


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SYSTEM DESIGN


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4.1 INTRODUCTION

In the design phase the detailed design of the system selected in the study

phase is accomplished. Major steps in design are;

1. Output to be produced.2. Method of the data captures and data input.3. Modification to be done to convert the existing system to be proposed

system

4. Operation to be performed to produce output and maintain the file.5. Design input and output forms

System design goes through physical and logical stages of development.

Logical design reviews the present physical system, prepares input and output

specifications make edit security and control specification. The physical design

maps out the details of physical system plan the system, implementation, device

test, post implementation and species new hardware and software.

System design is a transaction from a user oriented documents oriented to

programmer or database personal. It is a creative activity in both art and

technology. It involves the following procedures they are:-

1. Database design2. Input design3. Output design

4.2 INPUT DESIGN

Input design is the process of converting the user originated input into a

computer based format. The input data are collected and organized to make date

entry easy, logical, and error free. Each area in the input form should be

identified and should be specified for the user what to write and where to write.


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The objective in the input design is to ensure that the data which will be

processed by the system is collected and inserted in to the system efficiently

according to the specified requirements, and with the minimum errors. The

basic design consideration that would satisfies the user requirements were as

follows.

A)Easier and congenial usage of field names to make them user friendly.

B)The same sequence for displaying fields as in the source Document

Regular interaction with the user was made to ensure the acceptability of

inputs. The human aspect of data input was taken in to account. Common

representations were followed and above all the simplicity of inputs was

maintained.

4.3OUTPUT DESIGNOutput is a process that involves designing the necessary output that have

to be given to various users according to their requirements .Efficient,

intelligible output design should improve the system relationship with the user

and help and in decision making. A major form of the output is the hard copy

from the printer. The output devices are selected by considering the response

time requirements print quickly etc... The print formats and edition for the final

printout are very much considered during output design.


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DATABASE DESIGN

It is a process of designing the database files, which is the key source of

the information in the system. The objective of database design is to provide

storage and it contributes to the overall efficiency of the system. The file

property designed and planned for collection, accumulation, editing and

retrieving the required information.


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TESTING

AND

IMPLEMENTATION


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TESTING METHODS

During the development of a new system the whole

program is divided in to modules. The coding of these modules is done

independently and in the end all the modules are linked together to form the

running unit. The system is implemented after it is tested and corrected.

Testing is carried out in the stages:

1. Unit testing2. Integration testing3. System testing

TEST PLAN ACTIVITIES

1. UNIT TESTINGThis is the first level of testing. A number of test runs are conducted. For

each test run there is a list of condition tested, the test data used and the result

expected .Each and every form in the project Brilliant Administration System

was tested using sample data occurred during test run.

2. INTEGRATED TESTING

Integrated testing is the second stage in system testing .This testing is also

called link, sub system or level one testing because it is an intermediate step

between testing each program in isolation and testing the whole system. The

purpose of integration testing is to test the interfaces between programs in the

same functional area. Integration testing was carried out in the project and

ensures that the interface between different programs is working efficiently.


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3. SYSTEM TESTING

System testing is done to ensure the quality of the system developed.

During System testing each condition and combination of condition is tested.

The purpose of system testing is to test the whole system exhaustively.

SYSTEM IMPLIMENTATION

Implementation is that stage in the project where the theoretical design is

turned into working system. The most crucial in achieving a new successful

system and in giving confidence in the new system and effectively. The first

step in implementing the system is in getting the approval from the system

manages. The data entry, various menus and the mark list that the system is

capable of producing are shown to examine. This is done in view of any last

minutes, changes that will be necessary in the format.


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CONCLUSION


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CONCLUSION AND SCOPE FOR FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

The software package for the new system has been designed and is found

to be functioning well and error free. This system is a user friendly system that

can be operated by any person with no prior knowledge about the system. All

the necessary validations are carried out in this project so that any kind of user

can make use of this software.

The process of preparing planes has been totally new experience .This

helped a lot in later phases of the project .Great effort has to be taken to make

the system user friendly and simple as possible. For Maximum utilization of the

system , users should make sure that all the data entries are made in time and

care should be taken in checking whether the entries are completed.

This project work is not without any drawback even though it is unique in

its nature .A very good experience has been gained during the time of project.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.Guide to visual basic 6.0 Peter Norton

2.System analysis and design Alias M.Award

3. An introduction to database management C J Dale

4.Database management System James Martin


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1. Login :- Used by the owner and employees for login purpose

Column name Data Type Length Description Constraint

lid Varchar 4 Login id Primary key

username Varchar 20 User name

password Varchar 20 Pass word

2. Distributor :- To register the flower distributor details


did Varchar 4 Distributer id Primary key

dname Varchar 20 Distributer name

dlocation Varchar 20 Distributer Place

dphone Varchar 12 Distributer Phone

No.

3. Item:- About the flower items


IID Varchar 4 Item id Primary key

Iname Varchar 20 Item name


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4. Flower :- About the flower types


fid Varchar 4 Flower Id Primary key

iid Varchar 4 Item Id Foreign key

fname Varchar 20 Flower name

fcolour Varchar 20 Flower colour

fprice int 4 Flower price

season Varchar 8 Season

did Varchar 4 Distributor Id Foreign key

5. Flower Item :- Details about the flower items


fiid Varchar 4 Flower Item Id Primary key

finame Varchar 20 Flower Item name

fid Varchar 4 Flower id Foreign key

iid varchar 4 Item id Foreign key

fiprice int 4 Flower item price

6. Order :- To enter the order details


Oid Varchar 4 Order Id Primary keyIID Varchar 20 Item Id Foreign key

FIID Varchar 4 Flower Item id Foreign key

FID varchar 4 Flower Item id Foreign key

CID Varchar 4 Customer id Foreign key

Odate varchar 8 Order date

Ddate varchar 8 Delivery date

AAmount int 4 Advance amount


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7. Customer :- To enter the customer details


cid Varchar 4 Customer Id Primary key

cname Varchar 20 Customer name

clocation Varchar 20 Customer

location

cphone varchar 20 Customer Phone

No

8. Stock :- Stock Details


SID Varchar 4 Stock id

FID Varchar 4 Flower id Foreign key

Quantity Varchar 4 Quantity

Date varchar 4 Date

9. Sale:- To enter the sales details


SID Varchar 4 Sale idOID Varchar 4 Order id Foreign key

D/N Varchar 4 Delivered note


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10. Payment :- To enter the payment details


PID Varchar 4 Payment id

OID Varchar 4 Order id Foreign key

P Amount int 4 Advance Amount

R Amount int 4 Remaining

Amount

11. Employee :- To enter employee details


EID Varchar 4 Employee id

Ename Varchar 20 Employee name

Egender Varchar 4 Employee gender

EAge Varchar 4 Employee Age

EDesignation Varchar 20 Employee

designation

EHName Varchar 20 Employee House

name

Eplace Varchar 20 Employee place

Ephone Varchar 20 Employee phone

number

EDistrict Varchar 20 Employee district

Estate Varchar 20 Employee state


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12. Salary :- About the Employee Salary details


SAID Varchar 4 Salary id

EID Varchar 4 Employee id Foreign key

Date Varchar 8 Salary date

Amount int 4 Amount

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