Hotel Management Final

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CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction about the Project

SYSTEM ANALYSIS

2.1 Existing System

2.2 Proposed System

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Hardware Requirements

4.2 Software Requirements

4.3 About the Software

SYSTEM DESIGN5.1 Data Flow Diagram

5.2 Data Base Design

SYSTEM TESTING AND

IMPLEMENTATION

FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

CONCLUSION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

APPENDIX

10.1 Source Code

10.2 Screen Layout


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INTRODUCTION

ABOUT THE PROJECT:-

The resort management project will automate the manual

and legacy operation of a resort or a hotel. The project will keep

track of Guest details, Room Reservation, Room Booking ,

Finance and Reports.

The main form consists of five menus. They are

Login Screen Room Description Room Booking Room Vacating Reporting View

Login Screen:-

This includes Administrator and User login. There will

be a username and password to login into the system to use all

the facilities.


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Room Description:-

This form consists of the following sub menus

Room EntryRoom Entry Update and Delete

Room Entry :-

This form display the information Room No, Room

Rent, Booking Type and arrival date ,deposit. If the room

entered in the form is vacant then only we can allot that room.

Room entry called another name Room reservation

Room Entry Update and Delete :-

Room entry Update means already reserve the room

any more changes using these options. Then delete option used

for booking code, Room number, cancel date, fine levied, fine

waived. We can select the rooms that are reserved, forcancellations.


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Room Booking:-

This form display the information like Booking code,

Booking name, Booking date, guest name, and check in date. if the room

entered in the form is vacant then only we can reserve that room.

Room Vacating:-

This will form display the information like room number,

check out date, advance amount, balance amount, total amount, guest

phone number, address etc., also display the room vacating form.

Reporting View:-

There are only one report are available. That is like

vacating are includes financial ,departure report and payment

report are generated between booking dates to vacating dates.


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SYSTEM ANALYSIS

EXISTING SYSTEM:

The existing system is manual. It maintains huge

records for various departments. The book keeping procedure is

tedious and is prompt to errors. Very careful handling is needed

in manual systems. Even a very minute mistake may lead to

imbalanced results. Manual processes results in waste of time

and energy.

In the earlier system the inventory report is

calculated manually. Whenever the accounting is to be

performed. That information must be extracted from the files

and the calculation will have to check by the Concern person.

The existing system leads to a lot of problems. The

existing system consumed a lot of stationary cost. Dailytransactions are maintained in journals. These journal entries are

then posted on to the ledger accounts correspondingly.


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PROPOSED SYSTEM:

This project integrates all Operation processes in thecomputer to synergies the important resources of Material and

Money. The department people can gather the needed

information at their desk without any manual burdens.

This project reduces manual burdens and

automates the functions of various departments. In manual

process, to decide the Room booking details, vacating details

have to be verified each time. But with this project these process

are automated and no manual checking is required.

This project reports can be automatically generated.

The processes of creating reports are manually very tedious

which are made very easy and automatically through this

project. The reports produced helps in making management

decision easily. With this project, since all information about

previous years is readily available, such reports can be produced

within few seconds.

Thus the project eliminates many difficulties

saving a lot of time and energy, which could be used for some

other constructive purpose towards the organizations success.


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ADVANTAGES:

1. Less effort

2. Quick reference

3. Future enhancement


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PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:

This project is HOTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM; the

main aim of this project is gives the customer view of the hotel.

The customer needs in hotel are, enquiry about rooms,

reservation process, vacating process, canceling the reservation.

In this project the first module gives the administrator view for

logging.

The customer needs enquiry for first process. So the

enquiry process is shown in the project that works more

effectively than the manual process. The next process of

customer is reservation. This reservation is for may today or

future, for this the reservation form can work more efficient than

the manual process. This form also checks the rooms for

reservation dates. It is interactive to the customer, if the rooms

are not available it gives message and not allows reserving forthat date. It is more efficient, more reliable, time saving and

accurate.

The next process for the customer is vacating the room.

For this he needs the total bills.The vacating form works for this

information effectively. This form calculates the user bills of

room it is minus by the advance. Shows the total bill he need to

pay. It is having all details of the database.


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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:-

Processor : Dual Core 2.5GHZ

Monitor : 15 LCD Monitor

Ram : 1GB DDR 1

Hard Disk Drive : 160 GB

Keyboard : TVS Electronics

Mouse : Front tech


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SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:-

Operating system : Windows XP

Front End : V.B 6.0

Back End : Ms-Access


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VISUAL BASIC

Visual Basic is a programming language and

development environment that us to create programs that run

under Windows operating system. Visual Basic has many

features.

Bill Gates describes Visual Basic as an, easy yet

powerful tool for developing windows applications in basic.

This may not seem like enough to justify all the user until you

realize that Microsoft Windows applications formerly required

an expert C/C++ programmer supplied with about 20 pounds

worth of documentation for the needed c/c++ compiler and the

essential add-ons. As Charles Petzold (author of one of the

standard books on windows programming in C) put it in the

NEWYORK TIMES: For those of us who make our living

explaining the complexities of windows programming to

programmers, Visual Basic poses a real threat to livelihood.


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The following is a list of some of the more prominent features:

Includes a GUI development environment fordeveloping Windows Applications.

Object based development is possible using classmodules.

Rapid application development (RAD).Includes good debugging facilities.Allows for the creation of COM components such as

ActiveX Controls, DLLs etc.,

Has many internet development possibilities likeActiveX documents.

Windows become most popular, Microsoft realized that

the text based basic would not work as a windowed

programming language based on BASIC but one much more

suited to todays windowed environments. Majority of visual

basic program consist of basic program consist of graphical

elements.

PROGRAMMING PROCESS:

Decide what your application is to do by creating on overall design.


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Create the visual portion of your application (the screensand menus that your users will interact with)

Add visual basic programming language code on thevisual elements together and to automate the program.

Test your application language to locate and remove anybugs you find.

Compile your tested application and distribute thecompiled application to your users.

A debugger is an interactive monitoring system that you

can turn on and off inside visual basic helps you locate

statements that contain bugs.

Programming maintenance is necessary because

requirements change, companies change, and laws change. You

must also change program you write so that they remain viable

programs; you will need to update your program periodically to

reflect changes that impact the program. In addition, users will

think of new things that they want the program to do.


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PROGRAM MAINTENANCE:

Programming maintenance is the term used for

updating of a program after the program is put into use. This

update may be a result or a users request or a change in the way

the program needs operate.

Documentation is completed of descriptions of the

program. You can place documentation inside the program

itself so that when you (or some one else) later make a change to

the program you will read what sections of the program are

without having to figure out what the codes purpose is. Internal

Visual Basic descriptions are called remarks. Document your

programs, make other programmers to understand your code if

they must make changes to it later.

A project is a collection of files that make up your

application. A simple application might contain code, one or

more files might consist of several files, and the project is the

collection of those files. One of these files contain descriptions

of screens inside their respective form windows and one or more

files contain advanced programming information that your

program will us to communicate with other programs and

modules inside the program .


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MULTIPLE DOCUMENT INTERFACE:

This allows your application to contain multiple

document windows. In effect this interface lets you work with

several sets of date in multiple windows with several sets of date

in multiple windows with in your program. Each document

window is called a child window.

FORM:

The form template is a model of the form that you

can customize. Form templates are form with similar properties.

That might appear in several different applications.

EVENT-DRIVEN PROGRAMMING:

The window contains several kinds of window

controls such as command buttons, check boxes, and a scroll

bar. These controls are just a sample of many window controls

available for you within the visual Basic Programming

environment to add to the programs that you write.

PROPERTIES:

The property helps to differentiate a control from

other controls because the property shows appearance and a


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behavior of a control. Properties have values such as colors, text

labels size and location of the form. An object is an element

form a visual Basic program. Such as a control, form, or code

module that holds programming statements.

FUNCTIONS AND PROCEDURES:

Decreases the workload of rewriting the same code

in different places, thus reducing the code size to the maximum

level. Functions and Procedures optimize the program sizes and

make use of the functions effectively and efficiently.

USER-DEFINED DATA TYPES:

VB provides facilities to create our own data types

which give more flexibility for programming. These types can

be used just like built in date types.

DATABASE CONNECTIONS:

VB allow easy access to database. Database can be

accessed through DAO (Data access Object), RDO (Remote

Data Object), and ADO (ActiveX Data Object). Using DAO we

can access databases in MS-Access only. With RDO and ADO


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controls we can access databases in MS-Access only. With RDO

ADO Controls we can access Oracle, SOL and any such

databases. With we use RDO or DAO for connecting VB to

databases. When we use RDO or DAO for connecting VB to a

database we need a ODBC driver. But in case of ADO we need

an OLEDB.

ODBC provides a universal for accessing data in a

database. Database developers will write ODBC compliant

drivers to interface with their DBMS. An ODBC data source is a

collection of data that can be indexed and referenced for data

retrieval. ODBC client requires proper drivers for each data type

(MS-Access SQL, FoxPro etc.)

In our project we have3w used ADO controls. This allows us toconnect information in a table to different controls on our form.

Thus we will be able to view and edit data without writing a line

of code.

CONNECTION:

A connection defines a named session for the user. It

contains open databases and provider mechanisms for

simultaneous transactions.


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Record set : A record set object represents the records in a

database table or the Records that result from a

running query.

Fields : Field collection contains all stored field objects

of An index, QD, Record set, relation or table

definition object.

ADVANTAGES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

Multiple Windows on Screen.

Mire Internet Features & Web Tools.

Better support for Database Environment.

More Wizards.

Features of Integrated Development Environment.

Improved data access Facilities.

MS-ACCESS


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MS-ACCESS is powerful multi-user DBMS. It can

be used to store and manipulate large amount of information and

automate repetitive task, Such as maintaining and inventory and

generating invoices. By using ACCESS you can develop easy-

to-use data input forms. You can process your data and create

meaningful reports.

Data in ACCESS is organized in the form table with in a

cable records are arranged according to a common reference

value known as primary key for the key field the value in the

key fields in the document for every record and thus help for

unique records. A combination of two are more fields can also

we used us the primary key search a combination is called

composite key

Since a value on a table can be replicated across other

tables thus should be a way to maintain a relation between the

two tables this relation is implemented through the concept of a

foreign key. A foreign key is a table which links to other tables.

Database access has a default extension of .mdb. Access

also maintains index file s for tables. An index is a table of value

that access maintains to store the order of records. Index object

thus provide access to data. Similarly in a table indexes control


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the way data is accessed. However it thus not duplicates the data

itself.

DATABASE:

Database is an organized collection information

about an entity without redundancy and server multiple

applications.

RECORD:

It is an organized collection of information in other

words, records can be termed as group of data items or data

aggregates.

RELATIONAL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

A relational database management system is the most

popular and most dominant information management system

available today. Commencing in 1971 this concept has proven to

the one of the highly prudent ways of storing, retrieving,

analyzing and managing data. One who uses system built on

RELATIONAL MODEL will instantly appreciate this as a

convenient and powerful system.


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OPEN DATABASE CONNECTIVITY:

The code requesting the data from the database

whether in the java server or in the server component must have

a way of a locating that databases this can be achieved grows the

open database connectivity (ODBC). `With ODBC, we

create with ODBC, we create a DATA SOURCE NAME (DSN)

through the ODBC data source administrator by clicking on the

add button. We setup a connection with any reachable database

for which we have an ODBC DRIVER.

The DSN is created to allow communication between

oracle and active server page. When this connection was

initially created, the database type the IP address of the server

and the name of the server and the name of the database were

supplied.

SQL *PLUS is applicable only for Ms-Access while SQL

is the unified language which is applicable for all the RDBMS

packages.


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CLIENT / SERVER ARCHITECTURE:

In this architecture system is divided into two parts.

A Front End or A Client.A Back End or A Server

Client executes the database application that accesses

database information and interacts with the user. The server

executes the oracle software and handles the function required

for concurrent, shares data access to an oracle database.

MICROSOFT ACCESS AND ITS FEATURES:-

MOVEABLE, CUSTOMIZABLE TOOLBARS:

Microsoft Access toolbars are now moveable and

customizable. You can move toolbars around in the Microsoft

Access window, Hide them individually, and customize them by

adding buttons you can also create your own toolbars and attach

them to forms and reports.

TOOL TIPS:-

Move the pointer onto the face of any toolbar button,

including those in the toolbox or palette, to display the name of

the button or option. Shortcut menus.


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Press the right mouse button when youre defining a

control, setting a property or performing most any other task in

Microsoft Access to display a shortcut menu. Commands

appraise to the current task appear on the menu.

QUICK SORTING:-

In table and form datasheets and in forms, You can

click the sort Ascending or Descending buttons on the toolbar to

quickly sort the current records based on the selected column.


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SYSTEM DESIGN:-

Any Process that is only in the planning stage and

needs to be converted into reality requires three important steps

namely planning, analysis and design. All the above three

design is very important. It is conversion of the ideas into

reality by putting together all ideas block and achieving realism.

System design is the process of planning a new business or

one to replace or complement an existing system. It describes

how a system will meet the requirement identified during the

system analysis. It also describes the data .Calculations to be

performed and data stored desired. In short, system design

stated how to accomplish the objectives. Many tools assist

system design, including data flow diagram.


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DATA FLOW DIAGRAM:-

Data flow diagram (DFD) is a tool developed for he

purpose of graphically representing t he system in order t make

the classification of system requirements easy and identifying

the major transformation that will become modules in system

design. So, it is starting point of the design phase that

functionally decomposes specifications down phase to the

lowest level of details. This diagram follows a top down

approach. As the overview mode is exploded, lower level

diagrams can be obtained that shows additional features. Each

process in the data flows diagram can be exploded into yet more

detailed data flow diagram.

Data flow diagram is used to descried the actual

process that makeup the system, the data stores and data flows.

ADFD typically shows the minimum contents of the data stores.

Each data stores well contain all the data elements the flow in

and or f it. DFD shows the flow of the data within the system. Itconsists of a series of bubblesjoied by lines The bubble

represents data transformations and the line represents data flow

in the system.


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TABLE DETAILS:-

Table: Room Entry

Column Name Data Type Description

Room_num Number(6) Unique identification for ever Room

Room_rent Number(6) Rent received the Guest

bed_model Text(10) Bed Model Single or Double

Room_fe Text(10) Bed Facility A/c or Non A/c

Table: Room Update / Delete



Room_rent Number(6) Rent received the Guest

bed_model Text(10) Bed Model Single or Double

Room_fe Text(10) Bed Facility A/c or Non A/c


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Table: Room Current Booking


Name Text(20) Whether corporate friends or guest

Address Text(40) Street/House No. of the Guests

residence

Date_Booking Date/Time Date on which this information was

fed into the data base and default is

todays date.

Amount Number(60) Advance amount Received

Phone Number(10) Phone of the gust Residence



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Table: Room Vacating



Name Text(20) Whether corporate friends or guest

Address Text(40) Street/House No. of the Guests

residence

Phone Number(10) Phone of the gust Residence

Date_Booking Date/Time Date on which this information was

fed into the data base and default is

todays date.

Date_Vacating Date/Time Date on which the guest vacated the

room

No_Of_Day Number(2) Number of days staying in hotel

Ad_amount Number(5) How much received by advance

amount

Tot_amount Number(5) How much received by total amount

Bal_amount Number(5) Display the Balance amount


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SYSTEM TESTING AND IMPLEMENTATION:

Testing in the system was done to ensure the integrity of

the system. Testing to vital for the success of the project, which

is the last stage of the software development testing, has several

purpose.

To affirm the availability of project.

To find and eliminate the errors from previous stage.

To validate the software and to eliminate the operationalreliability of system.

Testing is done for each module. After testing all the

modules, the modules are integrated and testing of the final

system is done with the test data, specially designed to show that

the system will operated successfully in all its aspects

conditions. The procedure level testing is made first. By giving

improper inputs, the errors occurred are noted and eliminated.Thus the system testing is a confirmation that all is correct and

an opportunity to show the user that the system works. The

final step involves validation testing, which determines whether

the software function as the user expected. The end-user rather

than the system developer conduct this test most software


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developers as a process called Alpha and Beta test to uncover

that only the end user seems able to find.

This is the final step in system life cycle. Here we

implement the tested error free system into real life environment

and make necessary changes, which runs is an online fashion.

Here system maintenance is done every months or year based on

company policies, and is checked for errors like runtime errors,

long run errors and other maintenances like table verification

and reports.


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TYPES OF TESTING:

UNIT TESTING:

Unit testing verifications efforts on the smallest unit of

software design, module. This is known as Module Testing.

The modules are tested separately. This testing is carried out

during programming stage itself. In these testing steps. Each

module is found to be working satisfactorily as regard to the

expected output from the module.

CATEGORIES OF UNIT TESTING:

FUNCTIONAL TESTING:

Functional test cases specify typical operating conditions,

typical input value and typical expected results. Function tests

also test behavior just inside, on adjust beyond the functionalboundaries.

PERFORMANCE TESTING:

Performance testing is carried out to test the run time

performance of the system.

STRESS TESTING:

Stress tests are designed to overload a system in various

ways.

STRUCTURE TESTING:

Structure tests are concerned with examining the internal

processing logic of a software system.


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VALIDATION TESTING:

Validation is the process of evaluating software at the

software development process to determine compliance with

requirements block box testing techniques are used exclusively

during validation.

OUTPUT TESTING:

Output testing is series of different test whole primary

purpose is the fully exercise the company based system.

Although each test has a different purpose all the works should

verify that all system elements have been properly integrated

and perform allocated function.

Output testing is the stage of implementation, which

a ensuring that system works accurately before live operation

commences. The input screens, output documents, database

structure etc.were checked and required modification made suit

specification. Then using the test data prepared, the whole

system was tested and found to be a successful one.


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IMPLEMENTATION PLAN:

The requirements for implementing the project is

determined and also tested to confirm the effectiveness while

implementing the project design into the source code. The

main goal of the implementation plan is the development of

source code that is easy to read and understand. The

implementation plan will help the project to proceed with the

available resources. Once the implementation plan is over the

source code can be developed easily because it will provide a

clear idea about the project.

IMPLEMENTATION:

Implementation is the process of installing the softwareinto the system so that it will be provided with original data to

process. Implementation phase is started after o9nly the

successful completion of the testing phase in which the above

tests should be carried. To complete the implementation into

success, a test should be carried out.

Compatibility testing: this testing is carried out to check thecompatibility that whether this software will run smoothly on

the provided system configuration.


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After this test implementation gets over only for the

implementation purpose. But it should be maintained so that the

performance will remain same and it will not be degraded. To

maintain the performance of the software, continuously the

performance test should be carried.

Performance testing : to test the performance of the modules,their Response time, device utilization etc.

The performance o f a software may deguard when more

application or software are handled by operating system at a

time or due to less available resource i.e. Less memory etc.,But

anyway the performance of the software may degrade due to the

external events such as processor speed and memory etc. So the

processor should be upgrade to maintain the performance.


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FUTURE ENHANCEMENT:

The project is developed considering only material and

money but it can be extended for man and machine also. Since

our objective of the project is successfully completed. This is

system provides efficiency in many ways.

All the features that is required for the HOTEL

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM has been finished successfully.

All the complications concerned with this project are

successfully solved. Every application has it s own merits and

demerits. The project has covered almost all the requirements.Further requirements and improvements can easily be done

since the coding is mainly structured or modular in nature.

Changing the existing modules or adding new module can

append improvements.

This project provides detailed information about all the

Room Booking, Rook vacating and Reporting details for all

transactions.


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CONCLUSION

This project work is an attempt to develop a system that

can be used for computerization of activities in the resort. Since

these activities are tedious process requiring lot of effort, more

care has been taken for the system development. The

requirements a suitable database is created maximum effortwere taken to avoid duplication in data entry and data storage.

Various reports can be generated by this system.

The major advantage of the system is fast and accurate

information retrieval, minimization of clerical work, easy and

efficient data storage and report generation.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

VB6 Complete Reference- Siben

Visual Basic 6 Programming Reference- Brain Overland

Software Engineering Concept- Richard E.Fairly

Mastering Microsoft ofice97-Lonney E.Mosley

- David M.Boodley


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SOURCE CODING:

LOGIN:

Private Sub Command1_Click()

If Text1.Text = "SABARI" And Text2.Text = "DINESH" Then

Form1.Show

Form7.Hide

Else

MsgBox "PASSWORD IS WRONG ! TRY AGAIN"

End If

End Sub

MENU BAR:

Private Sub Close_Click()

End

End Sub

Private Sub Curr_Click()DataEnvironment1.Command1

If DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1.BOF = False Then

DataReport1.Show

Else

A = MsgBox("Record Not Found", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Information")

DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1.Close


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End If

End Sub

Private Sub CurrentBooking_Click()

Form4.Show

Unload Me

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()

Me.WindowState = 2

End Sub

Private Sub list1_Click()Form6.Show

Unload Me

End Sub

Private Sub RoomEntry_Click()

Form2.Show

End Sub

Private Sub roomvegating_Click()

Form5.ShowUnload Me

End Sub

Private Sub ruc_Click()

Form3.Show

Unload Me

End Sub

Private Sub vecat_Click()

DataEnvironment1.Command2

If DataEnvironment1.rsCommand2.BOF = False Then

DataReport2.Show

Else



DataEnvironment1.rsCommand2.Close


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End If

End Sub

Room Entry:

Unload Me

End Sub

Private Sub Command2_Click()Call CLEAR

End Sub

Sub CLEAR()

Text1.Text = ""

Text2.Text = ""

Option1.Value = False

Option2.Value = False

Option3.Value = FalseOption4.Value = False

End Sub


Dim S As String

Dim s1 As String

If Text1.Text = "" Or Text2.Text = "" Or (Option1.Value =

False And Option2.Value = False) Or (Option3.Value = False

And Option4.Value = False) ThenA = MsgBox("DataMissing", vbInformation + vbOKOnly,

"Missing")

Else

If Option1.Value = True Then

S = "SINGLE"

End If


S = "DOUBLE"


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End If


s1 = "YES"

End If


s1 = "NO"

End If

rs.Open ("select * from room_detail where room_no='" &

Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "'"), db

If rs.BOF = False Then

A = MsgBox("Room Number Already Exists", vbCritical +


Elsedb.Execute ("INSERT INTO ROOM_DETAIL

VALUES('" & Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(Text2.Text)) & "','" & Trim(UCase(S)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(s1)) & "')")

db.Execute ("insert into room_status values('" &

Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "','YES')")

A = MsgBox("Insert Sucessfully", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Message")End If

rs.Close

End If

End Sub


Me.Top = 2000

Me.Left = 3000Call conn

End Sub

ROOM CHANGE AND UPDATE:

Dim S As String


If Text1.Text = "" Then


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A = MsgBox("Specify The Room Number", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Message")

Call CLEAR

Else

rs.Open ("select * from room_detail where room_no='" &

Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "'"), db


Frame2.Enabled = True

Command3.Enabled = True

Command2.Enabled = True

rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOF

Text2.Text = rs(0)Text3.Text = rs(1)

Combo1.Text = rs(2)

S = Text1.Text

If rs(3) = "YES" Then

Combo2.Text = "WITH A/C"

Else

Combo2.Text = "WITHOUT A/C"

End Ifrs.MoveNext

Wend

Else

Call CLEAR



End If

rs.CloseEnd If

End Sub

Sub CLEAR()

Text2.Text = ""

Text3.Text = ""

Combo2.Text = ""

Combo1.Text = ""

Frame2.Enabled = False


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Command2.Enabled = False

Command3.Enabled = False

End Sub


Dim s1 As String

If Text1.Text = "" Or Text2.Text = "" Or Text3.Text = "" Then

A = MsgBox("Data Missing", vbCritical + vbOKOnly,

"Missing")

Else

If UCase(Combo2.Text) = UCase("WITH A/C") Then

s1 = "YES"

Elses1 = "NO"

End If

db.Execute ("update room_detail set Room_no='" &

UCase(Trim(Text2.Text)) & "',room_rent='" &

UCase(Trim(Text3.Text)) & "',bed_model='" &

UCase(Trim(Combo1.Text)) & "',room_fe='" &

UCase(Trim(s1)) & "' where room_no='" & UCase(Trim(S)) &

"'")db.Execute ("UPDATE ROOM_STATUS SET

ROOM_NO='" & UCase(Trim(Text2.Text)) & "' WHERE

ROOM_NO='" & UCase(Trim(S)) & "'")

A = MsgBox("Update Sucessfully", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Sucessful")

End If

End Sub


If Text1.Text = "" Or Text2.Text = "" Or Text3.Text = "" Then

Else

db.Execute ("DELETE FROM ROOM_DETAIL WHERE

ROOM_NO='" & Trim(UCase(S)) & "'")

db.Execute ("DELETE FROM ROOM_STATUS WHERE

ROOM_NO='" & Trim(UCase(S)) & "'")


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A = MsgBox("Record Deleted Sucessfully", vbInformation +


Call CLEAR

Text1.Text = ""

End If

End Sub


Unload Me

End Sub


Call connMe.WindowState = 2

Frame2.Enabled = False

Combo1.AddItem ("SINGLE")

Combo1.AddItem ("DOUBLE")

Combo2.AddItem ("WITH A/C")

Combo2.AddItem ("WITHOUT A/C")

Call CLEAR

End SubPrivate Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)

Form1.Show

End Sub

ROOM CURRENT BOOKING:


Unload MeEnd Sub


Call CLEAR

End Sub

Sub CLEAR()

Text1.Text = ""

Text5.Text = ""


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Text4.Text = ""

RT.Text = ""

End Sub


If Text1.Text = "" Or Text2.Text = "" Or RT.Text = "" Or

Text3.Text = "" Or Text4.Text = "" Or Text5.Text = "" Then

A = MsgBox("Check The Data", vbInformation + vbOKOnly,

"Message")

Else

db.Execute ("insert into cur_booking values('" &

Trim(UCase(Text4.Text)) & "','" & Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) &

"','" & Trim(UCase(RT.Text)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(Text5.Text)) & "','" & Trim(UCase(Text2.Text)) &"','" & Trim(UCase(Text3.Text)) & "')")

db.Execute ("UPDATE ROOM_STATUS SET

ROOM_STATUS='NO' WHERE ROOM_NO='" &

Trim(UCase(Text4.Text)) & "'")

Call M1DIS

'Call CLEAR

A = MsgBox("Room Booking Sucessfully", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Sucessful")Call CLEAR

End If

End Sub


Me.WindowState = 2

Call conn

Call M1DISText2.Text = Date

Text3.Text = "0"

End Sub

Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)

Form1.Show

End Sub

Sub M1DIS()


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Dim I As Integer

Dim J As Integer

Dim K As Integer

rs.Open ("SELECT ROOM_NO FROM ROOM_STATUS

WHERE ROOM_STATUS='YES'"), db


rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOF

rs1.Open ("SELECT * FROM ROOM_DETAIL WHERE

ROOM_NO='" & rs(0) & "'"), db

If rs1.BOF = False Then

J = J + 1

M1.Rows = J + 1M1.Cols = 5

rs1.MoveFirst

While Not rs1.EOF

M1.Row = J

For I = 0 To 3

M1.Col = I + 1

M1.Text = rs1(I)

M1.CellFontBold = TrueM1.CellForeColor = vbBlue

Next

rs1.MoveNext

Wend

Call M1APP

End If

rs1.Close

rs.MoveNextWend

Else

End If

rs.Close

End Sub

Sub M1APP()

M1.Row = 0

M1.Col = 1


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M1.Text = "ROOM NO"

M1.CellFontBold = True

M1.CellForeColor = vbRed

M1.Col = 2

M1.Text = "ROOM RENT"



M1.Col = 3

M1.Text = "BED MODEL "



M1.Col = 4

M1.Text = "A/C OR NOT"M1.CellFontBold = True


M1.ColWidth(1) = 1900




M1.ColWidth(0) = 0

M1.ColAlignment(1) = 3M1.ColAlignment(2) = 3

M1.ColAlignment(3) = 3


End Sub

Private Sub M1_Click()

Dim I As Integer

I = M1.RowSelM1.Row = I

M1.Col = 1

Text4.Text = M1.Text

End Sub

Private Sub Text3_LostFocus()

If Text3.Text = "" Then

Text3.Text = "0"


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End If

End Sub

ROOM VECATING:


Unload Me

End Sub


Call CLEAR

Text1.Text = ""

End Sub

Private Sub Command3_Click()db.Execute ("UpDATE ROOM_STATUS SET

ROOM_STATUS='YES' WHERE ROOM_NO='" &


db.Execute ("INSERT INTO VECAT_DETAILs VALUES('" &

Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(Label8.Caption)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(Label10.Caption)) & "','" &

Trim(UCase(Label3.Caption)) & "','" & Trim(UCase(RT.Text))& "','" & Trim(UCase(Label6.Caption)) & "'," &

Trim(Val(Label12.Caption)) & "," &

Trim(Val(Label18.Caption)) & ")")

db.Execute ("delete from cur_booking where room_no='" &


A = MsgBox("Register Sucessfully", vbInformation +

vbOKOnly, "Sucessful")

End Sub


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Me.WindowState = 2

Call conn

Call CLEAR

End Sub


Form1.Show

End Sub

Sub CLEAR()

Label3.Caption = ""

Label6.Caption = ""

Label8.Caption = ""Label10.Caption = ""

Label12.Caption = ""




RT.Text = ""

End Sub

Private Sub Text1_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As

Integer)

'Call CALCU

End Sub

Sub CALCU()

Dim I As Integer

Dim AM As Double

Dim TOT As Doublers.Open ("SELECT * FROM CUR_BOOKING WHERE

ROOM_NO='" & Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "'"), db


rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOF

Label3.Caption = rs(1)

RT.Text = rs(2)



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Label10.Caption = Date

If Date - CDate(Label8.Caption) > 0 Then

Label12.Caption = Date - CDate(Label8.Caption)

Else

Label12.Caption = 1

End If


I = 1

rs.MoveNext

Wend

Else

Call CLEAREnd If

rs.Close

If I = 1 Then

rs.Open ("SELECT ROOM_RENT FROM ROOM_DETAIL

WHERE ROOM_NO='" & Trim(UCase(Text1.Text)) & "'"), db


rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOFAM = CDbl(rs(0))

rs.MoveNext

Wend

End If

rs.Close

TOT = AM * Val(Label12.Caption)

Label18.Caption = TOT

Label16.Caption = Val(Label18.Caption) -Val(Label14.Caption)

End If

End Sub

Private Sub Text1_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As

Integer)

Call CALCU

End Sub


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REPORT:


Me.WindowState = 2

Call connFrame1.Top = 320

Frame2.Top = 320

M1.Rows = 1

M1.Cols = 6

Call M1DIS

Call M1APP

Call M2DIS

End SubSub M1DIS()

Dim C As Integer

Dim I As Integer

Dim J As Integer

rs.Open ("SELECT * FROM CUR_BOOKING"), db


M1.Rows = rs.RecordCount + 1

C = rs.RecordCountM1.Cols = 6

rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOF

I = I + 1

M1.Row = I

J = J + 1

M1.Col = J

M1.Text = rs(0)


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M1.CellForeColor = vbBlue

J = J + 1

M1.Col = J

M1.Text = rs(1)



J = J + 1

M1.Col = J

M1.Text = rs(2)



J = J + 1M1.Col = J

M1.Text = rs(3)



J = J + 1

M1.Col = J

M1.Text = rs(4)

M1.CellFontBold = TrueM1.CellForeColor = vbBlue

rs.MoveNext

J = 0

Wend

Call M1APP

End If

rs.Close

Label6.Caption = CEnd Sub

Sub M1APP()

M1.Row = 0

M1.Col = 1

M1.Text = "ROOM NO"



M1.Col = 2


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M1.Text = "NAME"



M1.Col = 3

M1.Text = "ADDRESS"



M1.Col = 4



M1.Text = "PHONE"

M1.Col = 5

M1.CellFontBold = TrueM1.CellForeColor = vbRed

M1.Text = "DATE OF BOOKING"






M1.ColWidth(0) = 0M1.ColAlignment(1) = 3





End Sub

Sub M2DIS()

Dim I As IntegerDim J As Integer

Dim C As Double

Dim D As Integer

rs.Open ("SELECT * FROM VECAT_DETAILS"), db


M2.Rows = rs.RecordCount + 1

D = rs.RecordCount

M2.Cols = 9


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rs.MoveFirst

While Not rs.EOF

I = I + 1

M2.Row = I

For J = 0 To 7

M2.Col = J + 1

M2.Text = rs(J)



Next

C = C + rs(J - 1)

rs.MoveNext

WendM2APP

End If

rs.Close

Label2.Caption = C

Label4.Caption = D

End Sub

Sub M2APP()

Dim I As IntegerM2.Row = 0

M2.Col = 1

M2.Text = "ROOM NO"



M2.Col = 2

M2.Text = "DATE OF BOOKING"

M2.CellFontBold = TrueM2.CellForeColor = vbRed

M2.Col = 3

M2.Text = "DATE OF VECATING"



M2.Col = 4

M2.Text = "NAME"



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M2.Col = 5

M2.Text = "ADDRESS"



M2.Col = 6

M2.Text = "PHONE NUMBER"



M2.Col = 7

M2.Text = "NO OF DAYS"


M2.CellForeColor = vbRedM2.Col = 8

M2.Text = "PAID AMMOUNT"



For I = 1 To 8

M2.ColAlignment(I) = 3

M2.ColWidth(I) = 2000

NextM2.ColWidth(1) = 1000

M2.ColWidth(0) = 0

End Sub


Form1.Show

End Sub

Private Sub M1_Click()

End Sub


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