The system users are divided into two categories: ordinary employees and administrators. Ordinary employees refer to the people who need to inquire about the information of products and customers in the current system. Such users can only view their own information, as well as the information of products and customers. Administrator users can maintain their own and others' information, including a series of issues such as commodity storage, sales, inventory and personnel management.
System operation content
Ordinary employees and administrators enter their own user account and password, and can enter the corresponding corresponding interface homepage after passing the identity verification. The general employee management page is divided into three modules: product query, customer query, and my information. The administrator management page is divided into six modules: product management, customer information management, sales management, data report management, personnel management, and system configuration.
Ordinary employee module:
1. Commodity query module, ordinary employees can inquire about the commodity information that has been stored in the warehouse.
2. Customer query module, ordinary employees can query the archived customer information.
3. My information module, ordinary employees can modify their own information.
Administrator management module:
1. Commodity information management module, administrators can store commodities (such as inputting basic information of commodities), review warehousing, manage customer return information, inventory warnings, purchase returns, and inventory inquiries.
2. In the customer information management module, administrators can enter, modify, and delete customer information (including customers who request returns).
3. Commodity sales management module, the administrator can enter, modify and delete the sales price of the commodity, review the sales commodity, inquire about the sales, and print the cash receipt 4. The data report management module, the administrator can pass
the Various reports (such as inventory report, sales report, purchase report, return report) are entered, modified, and deleted.
5. In the personnel management module, administrators can enter, modify, and delete employee information and personal information (including address book)
6. In the system configuration module, the administrator can manage the rights, manage the modification of the password, and backup and restore the database.
The shopping mall management system is an application software specially used in shopping malls to manage inventory goods, sales commodity statistics, employee information management, and employee attendance records. It can not only meet some daily data calculation and statistical needs of shopping malls, but also improve work efficiency. According to the column can be divided into: product management, inventory management, sales management and employee management. This system is an application program written in VS2008 and uses a SQL Server database.
Table of Contents
Abstract I
Abstract I
Chapter 1 Overview 1
1.1 Research Background and Current Situation 1
1.2 Significance of Project Research 1
1.3 Main Research Contents and Issues 2
1.4 Overall Structure of the Paper 3
Chapter 2 Introduction to Development Environment 4
2.1 Introduction to Development Tools 4
2.1.1 Introduction to ASP.NET 4
2.1.2 Introduction to Database 5
2.2 Operating Environment 6
2.3 System Architecture 6
Chapter 3 Demand Analysis and Overall Design 7
3.1 Feasibility Analysis 8
3.2 Main Problems to be Solved by the System 9
3.3 System Objectives and Functions 10
3.3.1 System goal 10
3.3.2 Functions to be achieved by the system 10
3.4 E-R diagram of database logic design 12
3.4.1 Association between entities and attributes 12
Chapter 4 Detailed design of the system 14
4.1 Functions realized by the system 14
4.1.1 Employee information Management Form 14
4.1.2 Product Record Form 14
4.1.3 Commodity Inventory Information Form 15
4.1.4 Sales Commodity Record Form 15
4.1.5 Commodity Classification Form 15
Chapter V System Realization 16
5.1 System Functional Module Description 16
5.2 System Test 22
5.2.1 Significance of System Test 22
5.2.2 Importance of System Test 23
5.2.3 Scope
of System Test 23 5.2.4 System Test Method 23
5.2.5 Purpose and Principles of System Testing 24
Conclusion 25
References 26