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This document describes a library management system project that was developed to maintain operations in a library. The system includes modules for login, book details, book search, and student details. It was developed using Visual Basic 6.0 for the front end and MS Access for the back end on a Windows XP platform. The system allows users to login, view book and student details stored in databases, search for available books, and perform student and book return functions. Screenshots and data flow and database designs are provided. The conclusion states that the system was able to easily process and update the database and can be altered to meet future organizational requirements.
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Library management
- 2. Aim :Aim : To develop a project titled “To develop a project titled “LIBRARYLIBRARY MANAGEMENT”MANAGEMENT” and is developed to maintainand is developed to maintain the operation done in a library.the operation done in a library.
- 3. ModulesModules o LoginLogin o Book DetailsBook Details o Book SearchBook Search o Student DetailsStudent Details
- 4. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Hardware SpecificationHardware Specification Software SpecificationSoftware Specification
- 5. Hardware SpecificationHardware Specification PROCESSOR : PENTIUM IV 3.0 GHz MOUSE : PS/2 Optical Mouse MEMORY : 256 MB RAM HARD DISK : 40GB MONITOR : SAMSUNG KEYBOARD : MERCURY (104 keys).
- 6. Software SpecificationSoftware Specification FRONT END : VISUAL BASIC 6.0 BACK END : MS Access PLAT FORM : WINDOWS XP
- 7. Data Flow DiagramData Flow Diagram
- 8. USER LOGIN USER TABLES NEXT PAGE
- 9. LIBRARY BOOK DETAILS BOOK DB SELECTING BOOK STUDENT
- 10. STUDENT BOOKSEARCH USER TABLES BOOK AVAILABLE BOOK NOT AVAILABLE
- 11. STUDENT STUDENT DETAILS STUDENT DB BOOK RETURN BOOK DB
- 12. Data Base DesignData Base Design
- 13. Table Name: Book DetailsTable Name: Book Details Field NameField Name Type NameType Name Book NoBook No NumberNumber Book NameBook Name TextText Author NameAuthor Name TextText EditionEdition TextText
- 14. Table Name: Student DetailsTable Name: Student Details Field NameField Name Type NameType Name Student IDStudent ID NumberNumber HoldHold TextText ReturnReturn TextText FineFine NumberNumber
- 22. Conclusion :Conclusion : The system has been developed using VB andThe system has been developed using VB and MS access , the system was able to process and update theMS access , the system was able to process and update the database with more ease. It helped in developing a totaldatabase with more ease. It helped in developing a total integrated system.integrated system. Thus the projectThus the project “LIBRARY MANAGEMENT“LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM”SYSTEM” can be altered in accordance with the futurecan be altered in accordance with the future requirements of the organization.requirements of the organization.