This repository contains the code for a web-based Inventory Management System developed for the final project in Web Applications Development I. The application is built using PHP and MySQL, designed to help users efficiently manage their inventory items through a comprehensive set of features.
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Create Database for Inventory Management System #14
Our Inventory Management System requires a robust, efficient, and well-structured database to store and manage all necessary data. This database will be the backbone of our application, handling user information, product details, inventory transactions, and order management. We need to design and implement a MySQL database that can accommodate our current needs and allow for future scalability.
Instructions:
Design the database schema:
Identify all necessary tables (e.g., Users, Products, Categories, Inventory, Orders)
Define relationships between tables
Determine primary and foreign keys
List all fields for each table with their data types
Add new tables:
a. Users:
Include fields for id, username, email, password (hashed), full_name(optional), phone number(optional), created_at(optional)
Ensure username and email are unique
b. Inventory:
Include fields for id, name, quantity, description, price, category_id (foreign key)
d. Categories:
Include fields for id, name
Implement tables:
Write SQL scripts to create each table
Include all necessary fields, keys, and constraints
Set up relationships:
Implement foreign key constraints
Ensure referential integrity
Create indexes:
Identify fields that will be frequently searched
Create appropriate indexes to optimize query performance
Implement basic data:
Create SQL scripts to insert initial data (e.g., admin user, default categories)
Set up user permissions:
Create a database user for the application
Grant necessary permissions to this user
Document the schema:
Create an ER diagram
Write a brief description of each table and its purpose
Backup:
Create a SQL dump of the database structure
Test:
Verify all tables are created correctly
Test relationships with sample data
Ensure all constraints are working as expected
Version control:
Add SQL scripts to the project's version control system
Share:
Provide the team with connection details and the ER diagram
Update this issue with progress and any questions that arise during the database creation process.
Description:
Our Inventory Management System requires a robust, efficient, and well-structured database to store and manage all necessary data. This database will be the backbone of our application, handling user information, product details, inventory transactions, and order management. We need to design and implement a MySQL database that can accommodate our current needs and allow for future scalability.
Instructions:
Design the database schema:
Add new tables: a. Users:
b. Inventory:
d. Categories:
Implement tables:
Set up relationships:
Create indexes:
Implement basic data:
Set up user permissions:
Document the schema:
Backup:
Test:
Version control:
Share:
Update this issue with progress and any questions that arise during the database creation process.