CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY

Since the emergence of electronic computer, decision making and processing of information has

been very easy. Data can now be stored on computer in a considerable low space and retrieved

within a short period of time compared with the manual method which is tedious and time

consuming as the size of the file increases (kennedy, k, 1999). Though, the ability of computer to

store, retrieve and process data can also be done by human but the major difference is that

computer can reliably execute millions of instructions within a nanosecond and store the result

while it takes a longer period of time for human being to execute.

Hotel Management System is a software system where the management of entire hotel is

computerized (KuljitKaur, Pooja1982). The application stores customer record and daily

activities performed in the hotel such as customer details, reservation details, creating a new

room, vacating the rooms, etc. all are computerized and the management is done without any

difficulty. It also generate report for authorized user on a daily basis and weekly report, thereby

reducing the time and stress that will be undergone using the manual method.

1.2 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

The mission of this project is to facilitate easy management and administration of a hotel with

capabilities to do Booking or reservations of the rooms, Cancellation of the rooms, creating

of new user, Room service, Total billing etc. using the computerized hotel management

software. One can keep detailed records or info on an unlimited amount of customers. The

system lets the user know which all rooms are available for occupancy at any point of time. This

makes the booking considerably faster. And thus helps the hotel in better management and

reduce a lot of paper work as well as manpower.

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT

The main objective of the entire activity is to automate and to manage the process of day to

dayactivities of Hotel like:

Room activities

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Admission of a New Customer

Creating an account for new staff

Delete existing account

Lodge in / Lodge Out

Check room if it is currently in use

Assign properties to room according to new update of the room

Assign a room according to customer’s demand,

Checkout of a computer and releasing the room

Finally compute the bill etc.

1.4 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

During peak time like December period people travel a lot and lodging in Hotel cannot be over

emphasized. Currently,the system of most hotels used is manual method. It requires a lot of time

spared in writing the details in the paper and manually validates and maintains the records. It can

involve lots of search and time wastage. Preserving and maintaining large amount of data

manually is a difficult task. The manual system being is too slow, erroneous in data collection,

lack of security etc. Finding out the final payment amount completely relies on the hotel manager

and if he is absent, it takes a long time to find out the details during check out and is prone to

errors.

Drawbacks of the Manual Method

Manual entry consumes more time.

It is difficult to maintain bulk of record in manual.

Restrictions in the users.

Not easy to prepare the daily reports.

Lack of accuracy and error prone.

Overall efficiency is less.

Lot of paperwork.

Non-secure.

No perfect maintenance of report.

No method to trace details

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Human errors

The manual system is too slow

Searching is more time consuming

1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

The proposed system is to facilitate easy management and administration of a hotel with

capabilities to do Booking or reservations of the rooms, Cancellation of the rooms, Cash billing,

ordering of food, Adding new staff, Generate bill, Review of report, etc. using the computerized

hotel management software.

1.6. Basic Terminologies

Software:This is the collection of program that solve a particular problem, it solve a

particular problem by using the computer to perform the job instead of manual method that is

time consuming, software works together with the hardware to achieve a common goal.

Database:A collection of data designed to be used by different people is called a database, it

can also be defined as the data repository;it is the back end of application where data store,

update and it can be recovered for later use.

Computer: This can be defined as an electronic machine that stored data, processed data and

give a feedback that is known as information.

System: This can be defined as an interrelated component that work together to perform a

specific action.

GUI: Graphical User Interface.

SQL SERVER: This is a Relational Database Management System. The abbreviation is

Structure Query Language. It is the product of Microsoft.

Vb.Net:Visual Basic (VB) is a programming language based on the original DOS language

called BASIC (Beginners' All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code). Is an object-oriented

programming language based on VB that is implemented using the Microsoft .NET

framework.

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CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND STUDY

The hotel proprietors Act, 1956, a hotel is an “Establishment held out by the proprietor as

offering food, drink and if so required, sleeping accommodation, without special contract to any

traveller presenting himself who appears able and willing to pay a reasonable sum for the

services and facilities provided and who is in a fit state to be received” (KuljitKaur, Pooja,

1982).

Hotel is a place where all who conduct themselves properly, and who being able to pay and

ready to pay for their entertainment, are received, if there be accommodation for them, who

without any stipulated engagement as to the duration of their stay or as to the compensation, are

while there, supplied at reasonable cause with their meals, lodging and other services and

attention as are necessarily incident to the use as a temporary home’(KuljitKaur, Pooja, 1982).

Hotel keeping can be traced back to many centuries and its evolution through the ages has been

brought about by Britain’s economy and industrial changes and developments.

During the seventh and eight centuries, it was the monasteries that supplied hospitality to

strangers and, as no charge was made for the accommodation; all travelers were expected to

contribute according to their means to the abbey funds(KuljitKaur, Pooja, 1982).

As more people began to travel there group themselves together, not only for the company, but

for mutual protection from highway men and robbers. Consequently, travelers arrived in groups

at a monastery and it was often difficult to accommodate them all. In the early nineteenth century

the concept of a hotel room in the bedroom, and this period is known as “Golden age of hotel of

the great Britain and the world”. Hotel proprietors were legally referred to as ‘Common

Innkeepers’ (George Koch, 1998).

The turn of the century saw an era that was called ‘Belle Epoch’ when grand and luxurious hotel

flourished. A few hotels are still operating today. In London and some other cities attempts have

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been made to recapture some of the grandeur of the past Vera in the making of the modern

hotels, and bring back the memories the grand hotels and old days (George Koch, 1998).

According to my research on this project it was discovered that the term ‘Hotel’ was used in

England in about 1760. Hotel or inn is defined by British law as a place where travelers can

receive food and shelter, provided he is in a position to pay for and is in a fit condition to be

received’(George Koch, 1998).

2.2 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

A management information system (MIS) is a system that provides information needed to

manage organizations effectively. Management information systems are regarded to be a subset

of the overall internal controls procedures in a business, which cover the application of people,

documents, technologies, and procedures used by management accountants to solve business

problems such as costing a product, service or a business-wide strategy.

Management information systems are distinct from regular information systems in that they are

used to analyze other information systems applied in operational activities in the organization.

Academically, the term is commonly used to refer to the group of information management

methods tied to the automation or support of human decision making, e.g. Decision Support

Systems, Expert systems, and Executive information systems

2.3 RELATED WORKS

A student information system (SIS) is a software application for educational establishments to

manage student data. Student information systems provide capabilities for entering student test

and other assessment scores through an electronic grade book, building student schedules,

tracking student attendance, and managing many other student-related data needs in a school,

college or university. The Student Information System also known as student information

management system (SIMS,SIM), student records system (SRS), student management system

(SMS), and campus management system (CMS) or school management system (SMS).

The SIS is equivalent to an Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP system for acorporate

customer. As such, many of the issues with ERP System Selection Methodology,

implementation, and operation of an ERP system apply to schools and their SIS systems. These

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systems vary in size, scope and capability, from packages that are implemented in relatively

small organizations to cover student records alone, to enterprise-wide solutions that aim to cover

most aspects of running large multi-campus organizations with significant local responsibility.

Many systems can be scaled to different levels of functionality by purchasing add-on "modules"

and can typically be configured by their home institutions to meet local needs.

Until recently, the common functions of a student records system are to support the maintenance

of personal and study information relating to:

Handling inquiries from prospective students

Handling the admissions process

Enrolling new students and storing teaching option choices

Automatically creating class & teacher schedules

Handling records of examinations, assessments, marks and grades and academic

progression

Maintaining records of absences and attendance

Recording communications with students

Maintaining discipline records

Providing statistical reports

Maintenance boarding house details

Communicating student details to parents through a parent portal

Special Education / Individual Education Plan (IEP) services

Human resources services

Accounting and budgeting services

Student health records

In larger enterprise solutions that have student data at their core, further functions include

Student financial aid management and more may be customized by the developer. Where

national or government systems exist for student finance or statistical return purposes, student

records system often provide functionality that caters for this, by way of modules or

coreelements that handle the production of required files, or deal with the formatted

transfer of information. Examples are the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)

process in the United States, the United Kingdom's Student Loans Company processes (SSAR,

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SSAC and ATFEE file processing), the UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service)

in the United Kingdom, or the HESA and HESES student statistical returns in the United

Kingdom.

In the past, universities and large school districts in particular have created their own bespoke

student record systems. One such example is the ROSI system at University of Toronto. With

growing complexity in the business of educational establishments, most organizations now

choose to buy customizable software, and increasing numbers are buying software as a

service (SAAS) such as QuickSchools.com, Orbund, EMPOWER, WeBSIS, Spiral Universe,

and Renweb. Most student information systems in use today are server-based, with the

application residing on a central computer server, and being accessed by client applications at

various places within and even outside the school. But student information systems have been

moving to the web since the late 1990s and that trend is accelerating as institutions

replace older systems.

2.4 INTEGRATED SYSTEMS / HOSTED SERVICE

In recent years, several forces have been driving an evolution of student information systems and

as a result, leading many institutions to replace theirs. Those forces are:

Demand for 24x7 web-based access to information by students, instructors, and (in

primary and secondary education, or K-12) parents

Increasing demands in the amount and frequency of data reporting for accountability and

other purposes (so-called "vertical reporting" up to state, provincial, and national

agencies)

Importance of integrating student information systems with other tools, especially

relating to instruction (IMS systems like Orbund, Maestro, School Net and School City in

the US), courses (CMS systems like Blackboard, RM Learning Platform, Chamilo,

Claroline, eFront, elearnapp, Dokeos, Sakai, Moodle, Spiral Universe) and learning

(LMS systems and on-line course ware like APEX).

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2.5 UPGRADE PITFALLS

Unlike an upgrade to a web browser or a word processor, changes and upgrades to these systems

tend to have significant impact on the day-to-day operations of every school employee. These

systems typically touch every aspect of school operations even when only the base modules are

used. For these reasons, care should be taken to consider the impact on:

Workflow: Since these programs are tightly tied to a school's business workflow and

processes, a change to a SIS system can force changes to workflow. This can have a

significant impact on daily operations if not considered carefully prior to implementation.

Data Conversion: Data conversion of historic data (transcripts, attendance, health records,

etc.) for both current and past students can also be a significant issue to transitioning to a

new SIS. Since most schools are required to keep historical data on past students,

considerations should be given to what information will be converted and what will be

archived.

Customized Reports: Since there is little standardization in what and how student

information is stored, most schools have their own processes and procedures (e.g.

formatting and layout of data reports) for student grade printouts or attendance records.

As most SISs are not perfectly compatible with the previous SIS, upgrading can be a long

and tedious process.

Training: Some new SIS programs have a tendency to include some unnecessary features,

primary for the use of power users, so training employees to use the new SIS program

will most likely be a costly and time-consuming process. Like with an ERP system,

schools should consider processes similar to the ERP System Selection Methodology

when selecting a SIS system.

2.6 CONCEPT OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

The Hotel Management System (HMS) is a software application for hotel establishments to manage customer information and employee information for quick results. Hotel Management System provide capabilities for entering customer data, facilitate easy management and administration of a hotel with capabilities to do Booking or reservations of the rooms, Cancellation of the rooms, Cash billing, Room service, Total billing etc. using the computerized hotel management software.

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Features of Hotel Management System

User Authentication

Fast Data & Insertion

User friendly interface

Advantages of proposed system

The following are the advantages of the proposed system

Secure data

Faster process

Error Free

Better management

Save a lot of manpower

Elimination of Paper work.

High reliability and security.

Fast and economical.

Maintains large Terabytes of data.

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CHAPTER THREE

DESIGN METHODOLOGY

3.1 ADOPTED METHODOLOGY

The methodology used for this project is Rapid Application Development (RAD). Rapid

Application Development (RAD) refers to a type of software development methodology that

uses minimal planning in favor of rapid prototyping. The "planning" of software developed using

RAD is interleaved with writing the software itself. The lack of extensive pre-planning generally

allows software to be written much faster, and makes it easier to change requirements.

3.2 SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT MODEL

The Model to be employed in the development of this system is the Rapid Application

Development model. This is an adaptation of the traditional Waterfall model and is better suited

for this project because the development steps can be carried out concurrently i.e. While

more data is been gathered to make the system robust and fully effective, design and coding

can start and additions made as the project moves on. This will also make room for

early testing to ensure that the system meets its requirement. The steps involved in Rapid

Application Development are:

Planning and Document Requirements

System Analysis and Design

System Development

Testing

User Review

3.3 THE PLANNING PHASE

The goal of the planning phase is to map broad capabilities of the system from the

student perspective. The phase is further divided into the following sub-phase:

Project Definition

Session

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Final Document

3.3.1 Project definition

This has to do with identifying what the management wants from the project. These include the

Purpose, Scope, Objectives, Business Process, Constraints, Resources Requirements,

Assumptions and Open issues. The purpose of this particular project is to provide a platform that

allows customer and staffs to automate their work in the hotel by keeping information about

customer and staffs in the database and generate daily or weekly report for management decision

making.

3.3.2 Session

This stage defines how information is entered into the system via computer screen. The two type

of defining screens are screen flow and screen design. The session also includes the definition of

all outputs from the system and any other printouts.

3.3.3 Final document

The final document contains the entire documentation of the project meetings, procedures

and other relevant documents needed for the successful execution of the project.

3.4 DESIGN PHASE

The design phase is divided into two tiers; the front-end and the back-end. The front-end is a

graphical interface developed using VB.NET and the back-end which is the database was

developed with Microsoft SQL Server.

3.5 DATABASE DESIGN

As earlier stated, the database was built using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and it consists of

various tables storing varying information. The description of each table is stated below.

1. BILL TABLE:It contain information about charges of customer such as food variety

charges, room bill, service tax, and extra charges.

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2. CHECK TABLE: This contain information about check-in time of customer and check-

out time of customer, this table also keep record of number of days spent in the hotel.

3. CUSTOMERS TABLE:This contains record of customers such as customer id,

customer name, customer address, and phone number.

4. LOGIN TABLE:It contains the login information and the information about

authenticated user of the system, such as user name, password, first name, last name,

phone number.

5. RESERVATION TABLE:It contains information about customers who reserved for

later use. Information stored in this table include reservation id, reservation name,

address, phone number, reservation date, and no of days used to reserve the room.

6. ROOM_MASTER TABLE: Data stored in this table includes room number, room type,

status of the room, and tariff charge of the room.

7. VARIETY TABLE:This table keeps the record of different variety bought in the hotel

such as food variety and the full details of the variety such as variety id, variety name,

customer id of the customer that bought the variety, costs of the variety.

3.6 APPLICATION ACTIVITY

The application activity illustrates the flow of activities that needed for the operation of

the proposed system. In other words, application activity shows how the program is

started till when the program is terminated.

i. The process begins; the splash screen is displayed that contain the picture and logo of the

hotel welcoming the user “welcome to Daktad Hotel& Suite Hotel Management System”

then the system automatically proceed to login page. The user logs in either as an

administrator or staff.

ii. If the user is an administrator, he can add a new staff according to their designation,

review daily transaction, daily report, weekly report and monthly report, mobilized

report for printing, edit or delete staff account.

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iii. If user is a staff he/she can make use of interface like the input customer

information, view room status, order for food according to customer request, assign room

for customer, generate receipt for customer after lodge-out and

iv. The administrator can access any page in the Admin modules

v. The user signs out.

vi. The process ends

3.7 INPUT DESIGN

The input requirement of the design phase includes the following:

Admin username: This is the required username for administrator to enter in the application

Admin password: This is the password of an administrator

Staff username: This is the users’ username

Staff password: This is the users’ password

3.8 PROCESS DESIGN

1. Room Enquiry and Reservation Module

This module deals with reservation enquiry and reservation. During reservation, the details of the

customers, type of room required and number of room required are fed in to the system. Once

these in formations are entered, the system searches for the unoccupied rooms and displays the

result. In reservation enquiry, customer can get the information such as rent of rooms and details

of rooms available.

2. Check In/Check-out Module

This module deals with the reservation checkin (i.e., allocating room for the customer who has

already reserved) Direct checkin (i.e., checking in without reservation), handling checkout of

guest and Bill payment.

3. Bills and Payments Module

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This module deals with the generation and tracking of bills and payments made by the guest. The

bills are classified into lodging bills and Restaurant Bill. The lodging bill is calculated using the

check in and checkout details of the person. The Restaurant bill is generated based on the food

items consumed by the guest during his stay in the hotel.

4. Reports

This module deals with the generation of the reports for the various modules. The customer list

can be generated. Room status list can be retrieved for reference. The check in and check out

registers can also be retrieved for any future queries.

3.9 OUTPUT DESIGN

The requirement of the output design phase is:

Report of Hotel Management System

3.10 SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT

Software development like any other field requires a prompt and proper planning in order to

have stable and reliable foundation for further development.

3.11 TESTING

This phase test the system before proper deployment to check for errors in its design, where the

code modules produced are tested to unravel bugs and ensure that they conform to the stated

Users’ Requirements. The type of system test used during the development of this application is

“UNIT TEST”. This test ensures that each unique path of this project performs accurately to the

documented specifications contains clearly defined inputs and expected results.

3.12 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

The data flow diagram (DFD) is one of the most important tools used by system analysts. Data

flow diagrams are made up of a number symbols, which represent system components. Most data

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DataData

Hotel Management System

DatabaseUser

User Name & PasswordUser Validate the User

Alert Message

Data ProcessingDatabase

Invalid User

Valid User

Data

flow modeling methods use four kinds of symbols. These symbols are used to represent four

kinds of system components such as Processes, data stores, data flows and external entities.

Circles in DFD represent processes. Data Flow is represented by a thin line in the DFD and each

data store has a unique name and rectangle represents external entities. Unlike detailed flow

chart, Data Flow Diagrams do not supply detailed description of the modules but graphically

describes a system’s data and how the data interact with the system. An arrow identifies the data

flow in motion. It is a pipeline through which information is flown like the rectangle in the

flowchart. A circle stands for process that converts data into information. An open-ended box

represents a data store, data at rest or a temporary repository of data. A square defines a source or

destination of system data.

DFD for Hotel Management System

DFD for Overall System:

DFD for Authentication:

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Customer Data

D a t a

D a t a

Restaurant Bill Details

Bill Details

Enquiry Data

Room Data

Food Details

UserProcess the Request

Restaurant Billing

Food Entry

Bill Entry

Reservation Enquiry

RoomData

Reservation Entry

Check-in Entry

Check-Out Entry

Database

ReportsReport Generation

Reservation Data

Check-in Data

Checkout Data

Report Data

Customer Entry

DFD for modules in the Hotel Management System

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NO

Start

LOGIN PAGE

VALIDATE

ADMIN PAGE STAFF PAGE

FILE CREATE REPORT EDIT

EXIT ADD USER

DAILY REPORT

GENERATEMONEY

YES

NO

PRINT REPORT

DELETE USER

VIEW USERS

DELETE USER

FILE CREATE RESERVATION VIEW

EXIT

CUSTOMERDETAIL

RESTAURANTDETAIL

PRINT RECEIPT

SUBMIT

PRINT RECEIPT

PROCEEDED

RESERVE ROOM

VIEWRESERVATION

PRINT RESERVED

PROCEEDCHECK STATUS

PROCEED

SUBMIT

PRINT RECEIPTCHECK-IN /CHECK-OUT

ROOMSTATUS

SHOW STATUS

CHECKCHECK OUTENDSTOP

3.13 SYSTEM FLOW CHART

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YES

CHAPTER FOUR

SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION

4.0 SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

This chapter deals with the implementation and evaluation of the designed system for

verification and validation of the various program/function modules embedded in the design. It

introduces the software and hardware requirements for the system to work properly.

4.1 CHOICE OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE AND TOOLS

The programming language used for this application is Microsoft Visual Basic.Net. Visual Basic

(VB) is a programming language based on the original DOS language called BASIC (Beginners'

All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code). VB.NET 2010, an offshoot of Visual Basic, is an

object-oriented programming language based on VB that is implemented using the

Microsoft .NET framework. Visual Basic .NET can be used to create win forms or web

applications and create programming based in any object-oriented programming language

(OOP), ADO.NET, Multithreading or Windows Services. VB.NET programming utilizes

concepts connected to string encryption, forms inheritance, regular expressions and deployment.

During the course of using this approach, the following techniques were adopted: The Top-down

design approach the development process begins with the most general view of the application

and progressively moves towards a more detailed view. The top-down philosophy ensures that

testing of each of the modules begins as soon as they are developed without necessarily

completing the project.

4.2 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

The software requirements for this application include:

Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7

Microsoft SQL server

Microsoft.Net Framework

Anti-virus software to prevent unwanted attack to the system

Firewall software to prevent malicious user attack to the system

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4.3 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

The hardware requirements for this software to run are:

Processor Intel Pentium class 833MHz or higher

RAM 256Mb or higher

60Gb Hard-Disk or higher(recommended)

VGA 800X600, 256 colour

Laser Jet Printer

Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS)

4.4 PROGRAM INTERFACE AND SCREENSHOT

The respective interface of the new system design to be human friendly and function are

explained below.

APPLICATION SCREEN SHOT

WELCOME SPLASH

This is the page shown to the user immediately the application is launched, it is a splash screen

that welcomes the user.

FIG. 4.0 WELCOME SPLASH

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USER LOGIN

This is the main login of the application that allow the user to login as Administrator or Staff

FIG. 4.1 LOGIN SCREEN

ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL PANEL

This is the main login of the application that allows the user to login as Administrator or Staff.

FIGURE. 4.2 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL PANEL SCREEN SHOT

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ADD NEW USER

This is the interface that allows the administrator to add new staff to the database.

FIGURE. 4.3 ADD NEW STAFF SCREEN SHOT

DAILY REPORT

This is the interface that allows the administrator to check the amount of the total sales make

daily. It automatically generates the amount and prints the report.

FIGURE. 4.5 DAILY REPORT SCREEN SHOT

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VIEW ALL USER

This is the interface that allows the administrator to check the profile of staffs and can also delete

any staff.

FIGURE. 4.6 VIEW USER SCREEN SHOT

STAFF MAIN MENU

This is the interface of staff page. The interface automatically changes the User name,

Department and the login time according to staff that login.

FIGURE. 4.7 STAFF MAIN MENU SCREEN SHOT

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ADD NEW CUSTOMER INFORMATION

This is the interface that allows the staff to fill in customer information according to their choice

of room.

FIGURE. 4.8 NEW CUSTOMER DETAILS SCREEN SHOT

RESTAURANT INPUT

This is the interface that allows the staff to input customer restaurant information according to

customer purchased and calculate their bill.

FIGURE. 4.9 CUSTOMER RESTAURANT INPUT SCREEN SHOT

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ROOM RESERVATION

This is the interface that allows the staff to reserve a room for customer according to customer

demand

FIGURE.4.9.0 ROOM RESERVATION SCREEN SHOT

CHECK RESERVATION

This is the interface that allows the staff to check if room is reserved or available.

FIGURE. 4.9.1 CHECK RESERVATION SCREEN SHOT

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CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT

This is the interface that allows the staff to check-out the customer in the room when the duration

has expired.

FIGURE. 4.9.2 CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT SCREEN SHOT

VIEW ROOM STATUS

This is the interface that allows the staff to view all the room status.

FIGURE. 4.9.3 VIEW ROOM STATUS SCREEN SHOT

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4.9.3.1 DATABASE SCREEN SHOT

FIGURE 4.9.3.0.1This is the Customer bill table

FIGURE 4.7.2 This is the Screen shot of check-in-check-out table

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FIGURE 4.7.3 This is the Screen shot of customer table

FIGURE 4.7.4 This is the screen shot of login table

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FIGURE 4.7.6This is the screen shot of reservation table

FIGURE 4.7.2 This is the screen shot of room_master table

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CHAPTER FIVE

CONCLUSION

5.0 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

The manual approach involved in managing Hotel Record is considered to be time consuming

and monotonous. Therefore, the Hotel Management System was able to a large extent eliminate

the manual approach. The overall system test and evaluation shows that the system is capable of

keeping, maintaining records of hotel within the shortest possible time at the same time reducing

the complexities with the manual methods.

5.1 RECOMMENDATION

A series of future work in this research area is highly recommended. This project has actually

provided a platform for further studies in the area of Hotel Management System. The

following research areas could be exploited to further enhance this research.

Online Hotel Management System

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APPENDICES

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass AddNewUserDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)PrivateSub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.ClickIf txtPass.Text = ""Then MsgBox("username/password cannot be empty")ExitSubEndIfTry

cn.Open()Dim cmdText AsString = "select * from Login where password='"& txtPass.Text &"'"Dim cmd As SqlCommand cmd = New SqlCommand(cmdText, cn)Dim rea As SqlDataReader rea = cmd.ExecuteReaderDim a AsString = ""While rea.Read a = rea("username")EndWhile cn.Close() cn.Open()If a = ""Then cmdText = "Insert into Login values('"& txtPass.Text &"','"& txtFirst.Text _&"','"& txtLast.Text &"','"& txtAdd.Text &"','"& txtPhone.Text &"','"& cbxDept.SelectedItem & _"','Staff')" cmd = New SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar() MsgBox("Inserted") clear()Else MsgBox("This username exists!")EndIfCatch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSubSub clear() txtAdd.Text = "" txtFirst.Text = "" txtLast.Text = "" txtPass.Text = "" txtPhone.Text = "" cbxDept.SelectedItem = NothingEndSub

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EndClass

PublicClass AdminMeni

PrivateSub AdminMeni_FormClosing(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) HandlesMe.FormClosing Form1.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub AddNewUserToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles AddNewUserToolStripMenuItem.Click AddNewUser.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub ViewUserToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ViewUserToolStripMenuItem.ClickDim allusers AsNew ViewAllUsers allusers.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub DailyReportToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DailyReportToolStripMenuItem.ClickDim dReport AsNew DailyReport dReport.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub ExitToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ExitToolStripMenuItem.Click Form1.Show()Me.Hide()EndSubEndClass

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass CheckInCheckOutDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)PrivateSub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.ClickIf txtCust.Text = ""Then MsgBox("You must enter customer ID")ExitSubEndIfTry

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Dim cmdText AsString = "select * from [check] where cust_id='"& txtCust.Text &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open()Dim reader As SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReaderWhile reader.Read txtChkD.Text = reader("chkInDate") txtChkT.Text = reader("chkInTime") txtRoomNo.Text = reader("room_no") txtNoD.Text = reader("noOfDays") txtChkOutD.Text = reader("chkOutDt") txtChkOutT.Text = reader("chkOutTime")EndWhileIf txtChkOutD.Text = ""Then MsgBox("No record found")EndIfCatch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTry

EndSub

PrivateSub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click

TryIf txtRoomNo.Text = ""Then MsgBox("Room Number can't be null")ExitSubEndIf

Dim cmdT AsString = "select * from [check] where cust_id='"& txtCust.Text &"' "Dim comand AsNew SqlCommand(cmdT, cn) cn.Open()Dim rea As SqlDataReaderDim status AsString = "" rea = comand.ExecuteReaderWhile rea.Read status = rea("status").ToStringEndWhile

cn.Close() cn.Open()If status = "check out"Then MsgBox("This user with id: "& txtCust.Text &" has already checked out") clear()ElseDim cmdText AsString = "update Room_Master Set Status='Available',checkOutDate='Not Set' where Room_No='"& txtRoomNo.Text &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar()

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cmdText = "update [check] set status='check out' where cust_id='"& txtCust.Text &"'" cmd = New SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar()

MsgBox("Customer succcessfully checked out") clear()

EndIf

Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSubSub clear() txtChkD.Text = "" txtChkOutD.Text = "" txtChkOutT.Text = "" txtChkT.Text = "" txtCust.Text = "" txtNoD.Text = "" txtRoomNo.Text = ""

EndSubEndClass

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass CustomerDetailsDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)

PrivateSub CustomerDetails_Load(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) HandlesMe.LoadDim RanNum AsNew Random txtCust.Text = RanNum.Next(9999, 999999)

EndSub

Sub Customers()Try cn.Open()Dim cmdText AsString = "Insert Into customers VALUES('"& txtCust.Text &"','"& txtCustName.Text &"','"& txtAddress.Text &"','"& txtPhone.Text &"')"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTry

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EndSubSub checkIN()TryDim ccc AsString = "Insert into [check] VALUES('"& txtCust.Text &"','"& dtChkIn.Text &"','"& _ txtChkTime.Text &"','"& txtRoomS.Text &"','"& txtNoD.Text &"','"& dtChkOutDate.Text &"','"& dtChkOutTime.Text &"','check in')"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(ccc, cn) cn.Open() cmd.ExecuteScalar()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSubSub UpdateRoomNo()TryDim cmdText AsString = "UPDATE Room_Master Set Status='unavailable',CheckOutDate='"& dtChkOutDate.Text &"' where Room_No='"& txtRoomS.Text &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open() cmd.ExecuteScalar()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTry

EndSub

PublicSub LoadDataSet(ByRef cmdText AsString)Dim da AsNew SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn)Dim ds AsNew DataSet da.Fill(ds)EndSubSub InsertTax(ByRef cust_id AsString, ByRef servTax AsInteger, ByRef Total AsInteger)TryDim cmdText AsString = "Insert INTO Bill(CustomerID,theDate,ServiceTax,Total_Charge) Values('"& cust_id &"','"& dtChkIn.Text &"','"& servTax &"','"& Total &"')"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open() cmd.ExecuteScalar()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

Sub Print()Try

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Dim cmdText AsString = "Delete from cust_Report INSERT INTO cust_Report Values('"& txtCust.Text &"','"& txtCustName.Text &"','"& txtPhone.Text &"','" _& txtAddress.Text &"','"& txtChkTime.Text &"','"& dtChkIn.Text &"','"& dtChkOutTime.Text &"','"& dtChkOutDate.Text &"','"& txtNoD.Text &"','"& txtRoomS.Text &"')"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open() cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()Dim tText AsString = "Delete from BillTemp Insert INTO BillTemp(cust_id,servT,Tot_Charge) select CustomerID,ServiceTax,Total_Charge from Bill where CustomerID='"& txtCust.Text &"'" cmd = New SqlCommand(tText, cn) cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() cn.Close()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub cbxRType_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cbxRType.SelectedIndexChangedTryDim cmdText AsString = "select Room_No from Room_Master where Room_Type='"& cbxRType.SelectedItem &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open()Dim rea As SqlDataReader rea = cmd.ExecuteReader lstRoom.Items.Clear()While rea.Read lstRoom.Items.Add(rea(0).ToString)EndWhile

Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub lstRoom_SelectedIndexChanged_1(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstRoom.SelectedIndexChangedTryDim cmdText AsString = "select * from Reservation where Res_Date='"& dtChkIn.Text &"' and Room_No='"& lstRoom.SelectedItem &"'"Dim da AsNew SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn)Dim ds AsNew DataSet da.Fill(ds, "Reservation")Dim RoomNo AsString = ""Dim theDate AsString = ""ForEach s As DataRow In ds.Tables(0).Rows RoomNo = s("room_no") theDate = s("Res_date")Next cmdText = "select * from Room_Master where room_no='"& lstRoom.SelectedItem &"'"

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da = New SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn) ds = New DataSet da.Fill(ds, "Room_Master")Dim RoomNo2 AsString = ""ForEach t As DataRow In ds.Tables(0).Rows RoomNo2 = t("status")Next

cn.Open()Dim myText AsString = "select * from Room_Master where Room_No='"& lstRoom.SelectedItem &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(myText, cn)Dim rr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReaderWhile rr.Read txtTariff.Text = rr("Tariff") txtRoomS.Text = lstRoom.SelectedItemIf dtChkIn.Text = theDate And lstRoom.SelectedItem = RoomNo Then txtRStatus.Text = "Reserved"

ElseIf RoomNo2 = "unavailable"Then txtRStatus.Text = "unavailable"Else txtRStatus.Text = "Available"EndIf

EndWhileCatch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub btnSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSubmit.Click'Const SerChar As Single = 0.02

Dim tarriff AsInteger tarriff = txtTariff.Text

Dim NoD AsInteger NoD = txtNoD.TextDim TM AsInteger TM = tarriff * NoD

Customers() checkIN() UpdateRoomNo() InsertTax(txtCust.Text, 0.02, TM) Print() PrintCustomerReport.Show()Me.Hide()

EndSubEndClass

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PublicClass MainMenu

PrivateSub ReserveRoomToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ReserveRoomToolStripMenuItem.Click RoomsReservation.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub ViewReservationsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ViewReservationsToolStripMenuItem.Click viewReservation.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub AddCustomerDetailsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles AddCustomerDetailsToolStripMenuItem.Click CustomerDetails.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub CheckINcheckOUTDetailsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles CheckINcheckOUTDetailsToolStripMenuItem.Click CheckInCheckOut.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub RoomStatusToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles RoomStatusToolStripMenuItem.Click viewRoomStatus.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub MainMenu_FormClosing(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) HandlesMe.FormClosing Form1.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub MainMenu_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) HandlesMyBase.Load lblTime.Text = DateTime.Now lblDept.Text = userInfo.dept lblUName.Text = userInfo.name1 &" "& userInfo.name2EndSub

PrivateSub NewRestaurantDetailsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles NewRestaurantDetailsToolStripMenuItem.ClickDim rd AsNew Restaurant rd.Show()EndSub

PrivateSub ExitToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ExitToolStripMenuItem.Click Form1.Show()Me.Hide()EndSubEndClass

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Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass RestaurantDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)PrivateSub cbxCategory_SelectionChangeCommitted(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cbxCategory.SelectionChangeCommittedDim cmdTet AsString = "select * from variety where category='"& cbxCategory.SelectedItem &"' "Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdTet, cn)Try cn.Open()Dim reader As SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader lstVarName.Items.Clear()While reader.Read lstVarName.Items.Add(reader("varName").ToString)EndWhile

Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub lstVarName_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstVarName.SelectedIndexChangedDim water AsString = "select * from variety where varName='"& lstVarName.SelectedItem &"' "Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(water, cn)Try cn.Open()

Dim rr As SqlDataReader rr = cmd.ExecuteReaderWhile rr.Read txtAmount.Text = rr("cost")EndWhileCatch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.ClickTryIf txtQuan.Text = ""Or txtAmount.Text = ""Then MsgBox("supply quantity")ExitSubEndIfDim quantity AsIntegerDim amount AsIntegerDim Total AsDouble quantity = txtQuan.Text

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amount = txtAmount.Text Total = quantity * amount

txtOverallAm.Text += Total

Dim cmdText AsString = "INSERT INTO Restaurant VALUES('"& txtResID.Text &"','"& txtCustName.Text &"','"& _ lstVarName.SelectedItem &"','"& txtQuan.Text &"','"& txtAmount.Text &"','"& DateTimePicker1.Text &"')" cn.Open()Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar() MsgBox("saved")Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub Restaurant_Load(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) HandlesMe.LoadDim RanNum AsNew Random txtResID.Text = RanNum.Next(10000000, 30000000) &"eA"EndSub

PrivateSub btnPrint_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnPrint.ClickIf txtCustName.Text = ""Or txtAmount.Text = ""Or txtQuan.Text = ""Or txtOverallAm.Text < 0 Then MsgBox("You can't print with an incomplete information")ExitSubEndIfTry

Dim cmdText AsString = "delete from RestaurantTemp Insert INTO RestaurantTemp Select Rest_ID,Cust_Name,FoodOrdered,quantity,amount from Restaurant where Rest_ID='"& txtResID.Text &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cn.Open() cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() cmdText = "delete from header INSERT INTO header VALUES('"& txtResID.Text &"','"& txtOverallAm.Text &"')" cmd = New SqlCommand(cmdText, cn) cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() RestReportForm.Show()Me.Hide()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSubEndClass

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Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass RoomsReservationDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)PrivateSub RoomsReservation_Load(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) HandlesMe.LoadDim ranNum AsNew Random txtResID.Text = ranNum.Next(2000000, 3000000)EndSub

PrivateSub cbxRoomT_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles cbxRoomT.SelectedIndexChangedTry cn.Open()Dim cmdText AsString = "select * from Room_Master where Room_Type='"& cbxRoomT.SelectedItem &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cn)Dim rea As SqlDataReader rea = cmd.ExecuteReader lstRooms.Items.Clear()While rea.Read

lstRooms.Items.Add(rea(0).ToString)EndWhileCatch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub lstRooms_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstRooms.SelectedIndexChangedTryDim cmdText AsString = "select * from Reservation where Res_Date='"& dtDate.Text &"' and Room_No='"& lstRooms.SelectedItem &"'"Dim da AsNew SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn)Dim ds AsNew DataSet da.Fill(ds, "Reservation")Dim RoomNo AsString = ""Dim theDate AsString = ""ForEach s As DataRow In ds.Tables(0).Rows RoomNo = s("room_no") theDate = s("Res_date")

Next

cn.Open()Dim myText AsString = "select * from Room_Master where Room_No='"& lstRooms.SelectedItem &"'"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(myText, cn)Dim rr As SqlDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReaderWhile rr.Read txtTariff.Text = rr("Tariff") txtRoomN.Text = lstRooms.SelectedItemIf dtDate.Text = theDate And lstRooms.SelectedItem = RoomNo Then

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txtStatus.Text = "Reserved"Else txtStatus.Text = "Free"EndIfEndWhile

Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.ClickTryIf txtCustName.Text = ""Or txtDays.Text = ""Or txtPhone.Text = ""Or txtAdd.Text = ""Then MsgBox("No field can be empty")ExitSubEndIf cn.Open()Dim ccc AsString = "Insert into Reservation Values('"& txtResID.Text &"','"& txtCustName.Text & _"','"& txtAdd.Text &"','"& txtPhone.Text &"','"& dtDate.Text &"','"& txtDays.Text &"','"& txtRoomN.Text &"','"& txtTariff.Text &"')"Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(ccc, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar() ccc = "Delete FROM ReservationTemp INSERT INTO ReservationTemp SELECT * from Reservation where Res_Id='"& txtResID.Text &"'" cmd = New SqlCommand(ccc, cn) cmd.ExecuteScalar() MsgBox("Room Reserved successfully") ReservationReportForm.Show()Me.Hide()Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSubEndClass

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManager

PublicClass ViewAllUsersDim cn AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringPrivateSub ViewAllUsers_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) HandlesMyBase.Load

EndSub

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PrivateSub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.ClickDim cp AsNew SqlConnection(cn)Dim cmdText AsString = "select * from Login where designation='Staff'"Dim da AsNew SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn)Dim ds AsNew DataSet da.Fill(ds, "Login") DataGridView1.DataSource = ds DataGridView1.DataMember = "Login"EndSub

PrivateSub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.ClickIf txtPassword.Text = ""Then MsgBox("You must enter password")ExitSubEndIfDim cmdText AsString = "select * from Login where password='"& txtPassword.Text &"'"Dim cp AsNew SqlConnection(cn)Dim cmd AsNew SqlCommand(cmdText, cp) cp.Open()Dim reader As SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReaderDim a AsString = ""While reader.Read a = reader("password")EndWhile cp.Close() cp.Open()If a = ""Then MsgBox("No record to delete")ElseDim ccc AsString = "DELETE FROM Login where password='"& txtPassword.Text &"'" cmd = New SqlCommand(ccc, cp) cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() MsgBox("record deleted") txtPassword.Text = ""

EndIf cp.Close()EndSubEndClass

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManager

PublicClass viewReservationDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)PrivateSub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.ClickIf txtCust.Text = ""Then MsgBox("You must enter customer ID")ExitSubEndIf

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Dim cmdText AsString = "select * from Reservation where Res_Id='"& txtCust.Text &"'"Dim cmd As SqlCommandTry

cmd = New SqlCommand(cmdText, cn)Dim rea As SqlDataReader cn.Open() rea = cmd.ExecuteReaderWhile rea.Read txtCustName.Text = rea(1) txtAdd.Text = rea(2) txtPhone.Text = rea(3) txtResDate.Text = rea(4) txtDays.Text = rea(5) txtRoom.Text = rea(6) Button1.Enabled = TrueEndWhileIf txtCustName.Text = ""Then MsgBox("NO record found")EndIf

Catch ex As Exception MsgBox(ex.Message)Finally cn.Close()EndTryEndSub

PrivateSub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click ReserveItems.Res_Name = txtCustName.Text ReserveItems.Address = txtAdd.Text ReserveItems.Phone = txtPhone.Text ReserveItems.Res_Date = txtResDate.Text ReserveItems.noOfDays = txtDays.Text ReserveItems.room_no = txtRoom.Text ReserveItems.tariff = txtTariff.Text CustomerDetails.Show()Me.Hide()EndSubEndClass

Imports System.Data.SqlClientImports System.Web.Configuration.WebConfigurationManagerPublicClass viewRoomStatusDim cp AsString = ConnectionStrings("Hotel").ToStringDim cn AsNew SqlConnection(cp)

PrivateSub Button1_Click(ByVal sender AsObject, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.ClickDim cmdText AsString = "select * from Room_Master"Dim da AsNew SqlDataAdapter(cmdText, cn)Dim ds AsNew DataSet da.Fill(ds, "Room_Master")

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DataGridView1.DataSource = ds DataGridView1.DataMember = "Room_Master"

EndSubEndClass

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