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ITM UNIVERSITY, GWALIOR

PBL Activity File

Subject: - (302) Data Base Management System


Topic: - Online Book Store Management System
BATCH: - 2023-2026

Submitted to: - Submitted by: -


Dr. Anand Kumar Pandey Anurag Singh Rana (BCAN1CA23016)
Associate Professor Gungun Gupta (BCAN1CA23032)
Dept. of CSA (SOET) Nitya Jain (BCAN1CA23058)
Priyanshi Gupta (BCAN1CA23067)
BCA 3rd sem. ‘A’
Contents

➢ Introduction Of PBL
➢ Database Design
➢ Database Relationships
➢ ER Diagram
➢ Database Operations
➢ Database Queries
➢ Database Security
➢ Conclusion
Introduction of PBL
An online bookstore database system is a critical component
of an e-commerce platform that enables customers to
browse, search, and purchase books online.
The database system manages the inventory, customer
information, orders, and other relevant data to ensure a
seamless online shopping experience.

Database Design
The online bookstore database system consists of several
interconnected tables that store different types of data. The
main tables are:

1.Books Table:
• Book ID (primary key)
• Title
• Author
• Publisher
• Publication Date
• Price
• Stock Quantity
• Book Description
• Book Image
2.Customers Table:
• Customer ID (primary key)
• Name
• Email
• Password (hashed)
• Address
• Phone Number

3. Orders Table:
• Order ID (primary key)
• Customer ID (foreign key)
• Order Date
• Total Cost
• Status (pending, shipped, delivered, cancelled)

4. Order Items Table:


• Order Item ID (primary key)
• Order ID (foreign key)
• Book ID (foreign key)
• Quantity
• Unit Price
5. Payment Table:
• Payment ID (primary key)
• Order ID (foreign key)
• Payment Method (credit card, PayPal, etc.)
• Payment Method (credit card, PayPal, etc.)
• Payment Date
• Payment Status (successful, failed)

Database Relationships
1. A customer can place many orders (one-to-many).
2. An order is associated with one customer (many-to-one).
3. An order can have many order items (one-to-many).
4. An order item is associated with one order and one book
(many-to-one).
5. A payment is associated with one order (many-to-one).
ER Diagram

Database Operations
1. Insert: When a new book is added to the inventory, a new record
is inserted into the Books table.

2. Update: When a customer updates their profile information, the


corresponding record in the Customers table is updated.

3. Delete: When a book is removed from the inventory, the


corresponding record in the Books table is deleted.
4. Select: When a customer searches for a book, the database
system retrieves relevant records from the Books table.

5. Join: When an order is placed, the database system joins the


Orders table with the Customers table and the Order Items table to
retrieve the necessary information.

Database Queries
1.Retrieve all books by a specific author:
SELECT * FROM Books WHERE Author = 'John Grisham';
2.Retrieve customer information by email:
SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE Email =
‘[email protected]’;
3.Retrieve order details by order ID:
SELECT * FROM Orders WHERE OrderID = 123;
4.Retrieve order items by order ID :
SELECT * FROM OrderItems WHERE OrderID = 123;
5. Retrieve payment information by order ID:
SELECT * FROM Payments WHERE OrderID = 123;

Database Security
1. Encryption: Customer passwords are stored in hashed
format to prevent unauthorized access.
2. Access Control: Only authorized personnel have access to
the database system.
3. Backup and Recovery: Regular backups are performed to
ensure data integrity in case of system failure.

Conclusion
The online bookstore database system is a critical component
of an e-commerce platform that enables customers to
browse, search, and purchase books online. The database
design, relationships, operations, and queries work together
to provide a seamless online shopping experience. By
ensuring data security and integrity, the database system
protects customer information and maintains the trust of
online shoppers. I hope this sample PDF outline helps! Let me
know if you have any further questions or need more details.
References

➢ GOOGLE AI

➢ GEEKS FOR GEEKS

➢ CHATGPT

➢ OTHER WEBSITES

➢ ETC.

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