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Start 11.00 p.m.
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Logical -version 2.0
Start 11.00 p.m.
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Quick drawn up Entity Relationship Diagram. I have noticed that ive missed out a few things, so it was good to quickly draw this up. I am going to create a specific page for Design Changes, so i can keep record of these changes, or recomendations for when i come to the actual implementation. OK, so i'm really tired... probly lots wrong here, but thats a good idea of the basic data needed anyways.
Logical - version 1.something
Physical - version 1.something
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Finish 12.15 p.m. 1 Hourish
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Finish 12.15 p.m. 1 Hourish
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Logical -version 2.0
Physical - version 2.0
Newest versions at end of design stage
Logical 2.1
Physical 2.1
Physical Version 3.0
*Amendment 8/4 11.30 a.m. Phone number and fax number were missing from diagram, these were added in client address.
* Amendment 8/4 12.35 p.m. Added password field into staff table as this was missing.
* Amendment 15/4 11.39 a.m. Change street number to a string.
* Amendment 15/4. Added in a management table to keep information about the business using the application.
* Amendment 8/4 12.35 p.m. Added password field into staff table as this was missing.
* Amendment 15/4 11.39 a.m. Change street number to a string.
* Amendment 15/4. Added in a management table to keep information about the business using the application.
* Amendment 17/4. Renamed table manage to management.
* Amendment 17/4. Split the manage table into two. This is because a business may have many locations.
* Amendment 2/5. I ended up changing the physical implemented database to have one management table forgetting that the business may have more than one location. I also took out permissions for now, as i'm thinking of using the built in Microsoft user authentication.
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