DelPhi7 Database Project Case Navigation

Author: Zhou Xinghua, Li Zengmin, Zang Hongguang (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book emphasizes engineering practice and has strong practicality. Starting from software engineering principles, it provides a detailed analysis of every management system, consistently applying in-depth management concepts while implementing each system through specific languages. The systems in the book possess commercial characteristics and are the collective work of many database programmers. The entire book uses UML to model each system, with every database undergoing detailed analysis and design. Data modeling is performed using PowerDesigner, and all systems are rigorously tested and reviewed by experts. By studying these cases, readers can gain a thorough understanding of database system development methods and steps, enabling them to develop valuable management information systems.
This book begins with software engineering principles, providing a detailed analysis of every management system. It consistently applies in-depth management concepts while implementing each system through specific languages. Every system possesses commercial characteristics and is the result of the work of many database programmers. The book consists of 14 chapters. Chapter 1 introduces Delphi and database development. Chapters 2 through 13 take multiple practical information management systems, such as personnel/salary/attendance management systems, sales management information systems, inventory management information systems, quality management information systems, archives/data management information systems, planning management information systems, manufacturing management information systems, student management information systems, hospital management information systems, hotel/food service management information systems, library management information systems, and POS management information systems, as examples, detailing the various processes involved in creating information management systems.
The final chapter of the book introduces system (database) modeling techniques. The entire book uses ULOJ to model each system, with every database undergoing detailed analysis and design. Data modeling is performed using PowerDesigner, and each system is rigorously tested and reviewed by experts. This book focuses on engineering practice and has strong practicality, helping readers fully master the methods and programming steps for developing information management systems using Delphi. It is suitable for beginners and can also serve as a reference for intermediate developers.