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LOVELY

PROFESSIONAL

UNIVERSITY

TERM PAPER CSE-202

Submitted to: Submitted by:

Amandeep kaur SURENDRA

MCA 2ND sem

*roll no D3804B51

*Regd. no 10806601

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


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I have the admiration to express our gratitude to our teacher

Amandeep Kaur for their timely help, support encouragement, valuablecomments, suggestions and many innovative ideas in carrying out this project. Itis great for me to gain out of their experience.

I also owe overwhelming debt to my classmates for their constantencouragement and support throughout the execution of this project.

Above all, consider it a blessing of theAlmighty Godthat i have been able tocomplete this project. His contribution towards every aspect of ours throughoutour life would always be the supreme and unmatched.

SURENDRA SINGH


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CONTENTS:

INTRODUCTION

DESCRIPTION

PROJECT REQUIREMENT

REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS

SYSTEM DESIGN

SOUCE DESIGN

SOURCE CODE

FUTURE SCOPE

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

REFRENCES


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Introduction

Travel agencies make extensive use ofrailway reservation systems (RRS) to book

seats for passengers. Web users are able to employ online and web-basedreservation systems to perform this task on their own. All these systems have in

common that they leverage database systems to cope with the enormous flood of

railway data. An RRS database system handles all information relating to the

operations of the RAILWAYS.

The task of this project is to take the role of an application developer and

programmer, study and analyze available RRS and design and implement parts of

their functionality with an emphasis on the railway reservation component.

DESCRIPTION The TRAIN Details

It includes the originating train terminal and destination terminal, along with

stops in between, number of seats booked/available seats between two

destination etc.

Customer Description

It includes customer code, name, address and phone number. This

information may be used for keeping the records of customer for any

emergency or for any other kind of information


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Reservation Description

It includes ticket number, seats number, date of booking, date of traveling,

(You may assume any other fild/relation, if needed).

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Project requirements

[ REQ-1] Each train has a limited number of available seats. There are number oftrains that go from/to different cities at different dates and time.

[ REQ-2] The Program shall maintain a table for the list of available train where

each row within the table has the following fields: train number, Departure city,

Destination City, Departure date, Departure time,

Arrival date, Arrival Time, Capacity, and Available seats. The values

within this table will be hard coded.

[ REQ-3] The Program shall maintain a table for the customers where each row

within the table has the following fields: Confirmation number,

Customer Name, Customer Address.The values within this table will be created when the user makes a

reservation.

[ REQ-5] Assume the customers are interested always in one-way trip

[ REQ-7] For the user interface, You have to give an option for departure city

[ REQ-8] For the user interface, You have to give an option for arrival city

[ REQ-9] For the user interface, You have to give an option for departure date

[ REQ-10] For the user interface, You have to give an option for departure time

[ REQ-11] Once the user makes the selection for departure/arrival city and and

press enter the program should check and see if there aresuch train available in the system, and if there are, then the program

will calculate the fare and send them to the client that will display

them for the user along with departure/arrival time from/to

departure/destination cities.

[ REQ-12] Then it will be displayed that the user to enter the

following: Customer Name, Customer Address,


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page and spreads out into a number of successive pages that are appropriately

linked with each other.

As for the conceptual database design, you should identify the important loops,

functions.

Note that the emphasis is not on producing a high gloss pamphlet with nice

pictures. Please give an overview and introduction of your ideas first before you

describe the user interface design and then the conceptual design.

Please also note that it is not the task of this phase to determine the database

schema of your solution.

SOURCE CODE

#include

#include

#include


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DATA FLOW DIAGRAM


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