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An o/ject"oriented contact manager application

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$y0J is a fast: easy"to"use %'B$0 used for data/ases on many e/sites.0peed 4as the developers main focus from the /eginning. n theinterest ofspeed: they made the decision to offer fe4er features than theirmajor competitors for instance: 5racle and 0y/ase8. &o4ever: even though$y0J isless full featured than its commercial competitors: it has all thefeatures needed /y the large majority of data/ase developers. t s easier toinstall and use than its commercial competitors: and the difference in price isstrongly in $y0J s favor.

$y0J is developed: mar9eted: and supported /y $y0J AB: 4hich is a04edish company. The company licenses it t4o 4ays-

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comforta/le getting commercial support: $y0J AB offers technical supportcontracts R five support levels: ranging from direct e"mail support to phonesupport: at five price levels.

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t s ine+pensive. $y0J is free under the open source )( license:and the fee for a commercial license is very reasona/le.

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Column Type Null Defaultt_id int(11) Not_tit!e varchar(32) Not_detai!" !ongte#t Not_dep varchar(32) Not_u"er varchar(32) No

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TE+T0NG

5nce code has /een generated: program testing /egins. The testing

process focuses on the logical internals of the soft4are: assuring that allstatement have /een tested: and on the functional e+ternals I i.e. conductingtests to uncover errors and ensure that defined input 4ill produce actualresults that agree 4ith re3uired results.

/3n tional Testing=unctional testing refers to activities that verify a specific action or

function of the code. These are usually found in the code re3uirementsdocumentation: although some development methodologies 4or9 from usecases or user stories. =unctional tests tend to ans4er the 3uestion of Zcan theuser do thisZ or Zdoes this particular feature 4or9Z.

1on"functional testing refers to aspects of the soft4are that may not /erelated to a specific function or user action: such as scala/ility or security .1on"functional testing tends to ans4er such 3uestions as Zho4 many peoplecan log in at onceZ.

+tr3 t3ral Testing

0tructural testing compares test program /ehavior against the apparentintention of the source code. This contrasts 4ith functional testing /lac9"/o+testing8: 4hich compares test program /ehavior against a re3uirementsspecification. 0tructural testing e+amines ho4 the program 4or9s: ta9ing intoaccount possi/le pitfalls in the structure and logic. =unctional testinge+amines 4hat the program accomplishes: 4ithout regard to ho4 it 4or9sinternally.

0tructural testing is also called path testing since you choose testcases that cause paths to /e ta9en through the structure of the program.

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Unit Testing5Unit testing refers to tests that verify the functionality of a specific

section of code: usually at the function level.

*od3le Testing5ntegration testing $odule Testing8 is any type of soft4are testing that

see9s to verify the interfaces /et4een components against a soft4are design.

+34syste& Testing5n this many tested modules are com/ined into su/system 4hich are

then tested.

+yste& Testing50ystem testing tests a completely integrated system to verify that it

meets its re3uirements.

A e'tan e Testing5Acceptance testing performed /y the customer: often in their la/

environment on their o4n hard4are: is 9no4n as user acceptance testing UAT8.

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The implementation phase of soft4are development is concerned 4ithtranslating design specification into source code. The primary goal of soft4areimplementation is production of source code that is easy to read andunderstand. 0ource code clarity is enhanced /y structured coding techni3ue:/y good coding style: /y appropriate supporting documents /y good internalcommands: etc.

(rogram codes are 4ritten follo4ing the structured coding techni3ue: 4hich linearism the control flo4. 0o that the e+ecution se3uence follo4s these3uence of code: 4hich easy to understanding: de/ugging: testing:documentation and modification of the programs.

The fre3uently used operation is 4ritten as function in the classmodules: 4hich hide the data structure /ehind the accessing functions.Calling its name: 4henever they re3uire can use this function. This providesdata a/straction.

A great deal of attention has /een focused in order to produce thestraightfor4ard: elegant code. nternal commands are em/edded in theprogram codes: 4hich facilitates of easy understanding and also helps in thefuture enhancements of the soft4are products. 'ocumentation prologues areprovides for comple+ coding. Usage of parenthesis: /lan9 spaces: /lan9 linesindentation and proper formats are follo4ed 4hich enhances the reada/ility.

C6ange Over5

Change over is a process /y 4hich are proposed system is put intooperation. There are different techni3ues /y 4hich the e+isting system replaced 4ith the proposed system.

:ire t C6ange Over5

n this techni3ue: the e+isting system is replaced /y proposed systemdirectly after ensuring that the system o/jectives are met.

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&ere: the proposed system is put into operation in parallel 4ith thee+isting system for a period of time to monitor the performance. The e+istingsystem is non"operational f the proposed system produces the e+pectedresults.

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ilot 3n5

n pilot run: the system tested 4ith already availa/le result of thee+isting system. The performance of the system is studied is studied and thenimplemented.

+taged C6ange Over5

n the techni3ue: the proposed system is implemented in severalstages. The e+isting system /ecomes non"operational if all the stages areimplemented successfully.

(arallel change over is adopted here as the proposed system is foundto /e operation on sensitive data and then online system. Because /usinessare also runs in the parallel manner. 0o 4e cannot apply other change overmethods.

Ed3 ation and Training5

The purpose of training is to ensure that all the personnel 4ho areassociated 4ith the system should posses the necessary 9no4ledge ands9ills. The end user must 9no4 in detail 4hat their rules 4ill /e ho4 they can

use the system and 4hat system 4ill or 4ill jot do.Before the initiali;ation of training program materials are prepared. The

reference manuals are mainly /ased upon the system specification. Both thesystem operations and the user need training.

Ed3 ation and Training of +yste& O'eration5

The training of system operation ensures that they are familiar 4ith theoperational re3uirements of the ne4 system that is they are a/le to handle allpossi/le operations: /oth routine and e+traordinary.

The operations are also instructed in 4hat common malfunctions may occur:hoe to recogni;e them and steps ta9en 4hen they arise. e gave themtrou/leshooting list that identifies the possi/le pro/lems and demands forthem.

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/UTU E ENHANCE*ENT

This system is very fle+i/le and changes can /e made 4ithout suchdifficult. Adding more functions can ma9e the future further e+tension in thesystem. This system is designed to fulfill the re3uirements of user in currenttime /ut there are some chances in future that user re3uirement 4illincreased. 0o in future system developer can ma9e enhancement incomputeri;ed system in future that are given /ello4.

0ystem 4ill /e improved in )U structure

0ystem 4ill mproves e+tra security facility

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CONCLU+0ON

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