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    This document contains an airline reservation system design proposal submitted by Rahul Soni to Mr. Sartaj Singh. It includes details of the database tables to store flight details, terminals, customers, reservations, and feedback. It also describes the key functionality like finding airlines by bookings, cancellation processing, and customer feedback. Data flow diagrams at multiple levels show user authentication and access, and operations on customer and flight information tables.

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    Design Problem II

    Software
    Engineering
    Airlines Reservation System

    Submitted To
    Mr. Sartaj Singh
    Lect. In Software Engg.
    Submitted By
    Rahul Soni
    A3803B38
    MCA Hons.

    April
    27,2009
    Airlines Database
    Flight Details.

    tblFLIGHT

    Flight NO VARCHAR2(10) PRIMARY KEY


    Flight Name VARCHAR2(25) NOT NULL
    Airline Number NUMBER(4) NOT NULL
    Origin Code NUMBER(4) NOT NULL (REFERENCES
    tblTERMINAL.Terminal
    Code)
    Destination Code NUMBER(4) NOT NULL (REFERENCES
    tblTERMINAL.Terminal
    Code)
    Capacity NUMBER(3) NOT NULL

    tblFLIGHT DETAILS

    Flight NO VARCHAR2(10) Primary Key (REFERENCE


    tblFLIGHT.Flight NO)
    Terminal Code NUMBER(4) Primary Key (REFERENCES
    tblTERMINAL.Terminal Code)
    Price NUMBER NOT NULL
    Booked NUMBER(3) NOT NULL
    Date DATE PRIMARY KEY

    tblTERMINAL

    Terminal Code NUMBER(4) Primary Key


    Terminal Name VARCHAR2(30) Not Null

    CUSTOMER DETAILS
    tblPASSENGER

    User Id VARCHAR2(3) Foreign Key


    REFERENCES
    tblUser.User Id
    Customer Id VARCHAR2(6) Primary Key
    Customer Name VARCHAR2(25) -
    Address VARCHAR2(50) -
    Email VARCHAR2(25) -
    Pin Code VARCHAR2(6) -
    Phone No VARCHAR2(15) -
    Total Miles NUMBER(4) -
    Payment Type VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL
    Credit Card No VARCHAR2(20) -

    tblUser

    User Id VARCHAR2(3) Primary Key


    User Name VARCHAR2(25) Not Null
    Address VARCHAR2(50) Not Null
    Email VARCHAR2(25) Not Null
    Phone No VARCHAR2(15) Not Null

    tblCustomerFeedback

    User Id Varchar2(3) Primary Key


    References
    tblUser.User Id
    User Name Varchar2(25) Not Null
    Feedback Score Number(2) Not Null
    Comment Varchar2(50)
    RESERVATION DETAILS

    tblReservationDetails

    Customer Id Varchar2(6) Primary Key


    References
    tblPassenger.Cust
    omer Id
    Flight No Varhcar2(10) Foreign Key
    References
    tblFlight.FlightDet
    ail
    Booking Date DATE Primary Key
    TakeOff Date DATE NOT NULL
    Status Number(1) Foreign Key
    References
    tblStatus.StatusId

    tblStatus

    StatusId Number(1) Primary Key


    Status Varchar2(10) NOT NULL

    tblStatus table will store the different status against a


    particular StatusId . For ex. 0 for On Time, 1 for delayed
    flight, 2 for cancelled flight, 3 for waiting state etc.
    Facilities available in the system

    To find the best airlines on the basis of maximum


    bookings.
     Using tblFlightDetails

    Select the maximum value of “Booked” column from


    tblFlight.

    “Select * from tblFlightDetails order by booking”

    Cancellation Facility
     Using a cascade delete operation on multiple tables

     The “Booked” column in tblFlights decremented by 1 for


    each cancellation.

     All the details corresponding to that particular


    “Customer Id” is deleted from the “tblPassenger” table
    from database.

     All the reservation details are deleted from the table


    “tblReservationDetails” according to that very
    “CustomerId”.
    Customer Feedback
     Customer inputs its feedback in form of Feedback score,
    which can range from 0 to 10. Another option is “comment”
    which is optional.

    User can comment upon the services of the company.

    Data Flow Diagrams.


    Level 0 DFD
    A level 0 Data flow Diagram showing the most abstract view of the
    system. The User is authenticated through entering the username and
    password. The details are matched with the entries in the database
    and a correct match is allowed to access the database.
    The level 1 DFD shown above depicts how the
    user accesses the airlines and the database of
    the system.
    A level II DFD showing the
    details of customer
    information and flight
    information and the possible
    operations that can be applied
    on them. Level 2 DFD
    Level 3 DFD showing the updation of the
    table as user write into the
    tblReservationDetail table of the database
    while booking a seat and delete entry from
    the table while cancelling a booking.

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