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    This microproject report outlines the development of a pharmacy database. The database allows for independent and secure storage of pharmacy data to make updating, inserting, and deleting records easier. Entities like medicines, customers, and orders are modeled with attributes and relationships. The database schema is created and normalized up to 3NF. Skills like entity relationship modeling, database design, and normalization were developed. The pharmacy database can be applied to efficiently manage an actual pharmacy's records and operations.

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    This microproject report outlines the development of a pharmacy database. The database allows for independent and secure storage of pharmacy data to make updating, inserting, and deleting records easier. Entities like medicines, customers, and orders are modeled with attributes and relationships. The database schema is created and normalized up to 3NF. Skills like entity relationship modeling, database design, and normalization were developed. The pharmacy database can be applied to efficiently manage an actual pharmacy's records and operations.

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    This microproject report outlines the development of a pharmacy database. The database allows for independent and secure storage of pharmacy data to make updating, inserting, and deleting records easier. Entities like medicines, customers, and orders are modeled with attributes and relationships. The database schema is created and normalized up to 3NF. Skills like entity relationship modeling, database design, and normalization were developed. The pharmacy database can be applied to efficiently manage an actual pharmacy's records and operations.

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    MICROPROJECT REPORT

    PRINCIPLES OF DATABASESYSTEM

    PHARMACY DATABASE

    1.0RATIONALE:
    While using DBMS, the data in this Pharmacy Database is independent. It removes
    duplication of data. Easy to update, insert & delete data of Pharmacy Details. Data is secure
    by using DBMS.
    2.0 AIMS AND BENEFITS OF THE MICROPROJECT:
    Developed a Database for Pharmacy. Our main aim of the project is to create the database
    of the Pharmacy and maintain the record of the Pharmacy Details. It is simpler to access the
    information & also helps to make work more efficiently.
    3.0 COURSE OUTCOMES ADDRESSES:
    1) Use fundamental concepts of database system.
    2) Choose relevant data models to solve the problem.
    3) To develop relational database using entity relationship.
    4) To apply constraints for data integrity in Relational Database Management System.
    5) To apply data normalization technique in a database.

    4.0 ACTUAL METHODOLOGY FOLLOWED:

    First, we have to identify entities and attributes.


    ENITY
    Entity can be a real-world object either animate or inanimate, that can be easily identifiable.
    Example: In a school database, student, teachers, classes and courses offered can be
    considered as attributes.
    ATTRIBUTE
    Properties of the entities are represented by attributes. All attributes have the same values.
    Example: A student entity may have stid, stname, and staddress as their attribute.

    1
    ER-DIAGRAM:

    SCHEMA DIAGRAM:

    Stock Category Medicine Order Customer


    Stock id medicine id Order id Customer id
    stock name medicine name quantity customer name
    stock price manufacture payment customer contact
    data number
    stock quantity medicine id
    stock id
    customer id

    2
    DESIGN VIEW OF STOCK CATEGORY:

    DATASHEET VIEW OF STOCK CATEGORY:

    3
    DESIGN VIEW OF MEDICINE:

    DATASHEET VIEW OF MEDICINE:

    4
    DESIGN VIEW OF ORDER:

    DATASHEET VIEW OF ORDER:

    5
    DESIGN VIEW OF CUSTOMER:

    DATASHEET VIEW OFCUSTOMER:

    Normalization:
    1 NF: A relation is in 1NF if it contains an atomic value.
    2 NF: An entity type is in 2NF when it is in 1NF and when all of its non-key attributes are
    fully dependent on its primary key.
    3 NF: An entity type is in 3NF when it is in 2NF and when all of its attributes are directly
    dependent on the primary key.
    WE HAVE DERIVED NORMALIZATION PROCESS UPTO 3 NF.
    6
    5.0 Actual Resources Used
    s no Name or resources Specification Qty Remarks
    1 Ms- Acess 1
    2 Microsoft Word 1

    6.0 OUTPUT OF MICROPROJECT

    RELATIONSHIPS:
    A relationship in the context of database is a situation that exists between two relational
    database labels when one table has a foreign key that references the primary key of the
    other table. Relationships allow relational databases to split and store data in different
    tables while
    Linking disparate data items.

    8.0 Skill Developed/ Learning Outcome of the Micro-project

    We have learned to create a database using various attributes, entity. We are able to apply
    relationships
    9.0 Application of this microproject
    This Database can be implied to a Pharmacy store. It can handle, independent records of
    customers and medicines and this database makes it easy to retrieve and update data.

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