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Workshop Management System

The desktop application aims to facilitate the process of supply chain management. The software keeps track of all the commodities in the warehouse, their source(supplier) and their destination(retailer). The manager will receive invoices from the supplier. The employees working in the warehouse can thus receive their work orders from the manager and accordingly they do the needful.

Prerequisites:

  1. Visual Studio 2019 - Community Version
    It will be a big headache for you make the project run on some other verion of VS, so prefer having the 2019 version
  2. C#
    You are prompted with a request to install C# while installing Visual Studio. Thus, ensure that it is installed
  3. MySQL 8.0 Command Line Client

How to run the application after cloning?

  1. Open the schema directory and refer the images to get an idea of the database schema.
  2. Create a database with name 'wms'.
  3. Create tables and their attributes according to the images in the schema directory. You can also refer the sqlqueries.txt file, although some queries might be missing in it.
  4. Once the database and it's tables are created, open the project in Visual Studio(through .sln file).
  5. Connect the project to the database using the Server Explorer in Visual Studio.
  6. The following are the details of the environment in which the project was created.
    username=root; password=kent; data source = localhost; database=wms Replace these values in the project appropriately according to your needs.
  7. Run the project, the login page should appear.

More guidelines:

  1. If you want to implement PL/SQL, some basic queries are included in sqlqueries.txt file.
  2. If you want to edit any table(DataGridView UI element) within the project, you need to select(click) on the particular data element that you want to edit. Then you have to click on the Edit button, which brings all the information of that particular tuple to the TextBox. You can now edit the data and once that's done click on the Update button.

Contributors:

  1. Akash Hegde
  2. Aashal Kamdar
  3. Krutika Deshpande
  4. Akshat Tulsani

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