Author: Li Minming
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book uses multiple practical management information systems as examples to describe in detail the various processes of developing management information systems using Visual C++ as the development tool. It helps readers master the methods and steps of developing management information systems, enabling them to create management information systems with practical value. This book uses multiple practical management information systems as examples to describe in detail the various processes of developing management information systems using Visual C++ as the development tool. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce some basic knowledge of information system development, while Chapters 3 to 10 are the core part of the book, using multiple practical management information systems as examples to describe in detail the various processes of creating management information systems. It provides detailed explanations of target design, system development background, selection of development and operation environments, system functional analysis, system functional module design, database requirements analysis, database conceptual structure design, database logical structure design, database structure implementation, creation of various functional modules, system compilation and distribution, and other processes. This book helps readers master the methods and steps of developing management information systems, enabling them to create management information systems with practical value.
Visual C++ 6.0 Database System Development Examples Guide (with CD-ROM)
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