An Oracle Project ON: Airport Management System
An Oracle Project ON: Airport Management System
ORACLE PROJECT
ON
AIRPORT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
SUBMITTED
BY
Group No.5
Pranav Singh, Shraddha, Yash, Aman Singh, Safdar
(BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY)
4th SEM
Under the guidance of
Mr. Rishi Sharma
Professor Department of Computer science
Faculty of Technology
(25 April 2021)
Table Of Contents
1. Introduction.
2. Project Description.
3. Database Design
3.1 ER Diagram
3.2 Relational Schema
5. Extended ER Model.
Each Airport has its AP Name, Airport province, State and Country.
Each Airline has its Airline id, AL name, Three Digit code.
Each Passenger has a P ID, Passport Number, First, Last Names, Address,
Age and Phone Number.
Each Flight has a Flight code, Flight type, Departure, Source, Arrival,
Status.
.
Each Ticket has a Ticket number, Class, Source, Destination, Seat
Number and Date of Travel.
Each Employee has a SSN, First, Last Names, Age, Address, Job Type,
Phone Number.
2.1 Information Requirements :-
All international and national airlines have their offices in all major
cities and airports. So we assume that every airport has an airline
office in it.
Every flight has a code associated with it and this code is unique to
it.
2. Age of an employee working at any airport should not be greater than 65.
2.3 Assumptions :-
2. For Connecting flights, flight and airline remains the same at layover
stops.
3. There are different types of jobs available at the airport. For simplicity, our
system considers a few jobs only.
4. We assume that there is only one exclusive airport for every city.
3. Database Design
Table instance charts help you map out a table before creating it in the
database.
It makes the job of writing the SQL statements easier and will help
eliminate time -consuming mistakes.
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