Petrol Pump System

A Project Report ON Petrol Pump System

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Submitted To College Nasik 422008

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
My express thanks and gratitude and thanks to Almighty God, my parents and friends without whose uncontained support, I could not have made this career in ----------------------The proposed project includes the contributions, suggestion & guidelines of m ny people! Th n"s & gr titude for their help & support! $e re o#ned to m ny of them

e%press our sincere th n"s to our Prof. Mrs--------------- nd Prof. Mrs. ---------- m m for gi&ing us n opportunity to de&elop this project! $e lso th n"s ll the f culty members of -------------- dep rtment for their & lu ble inspir tion & support!

$e #ould lso li"e to th n" ll our friends #ho h &e gi&en us support & much needed inform tion during this de&elopment!

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Index
CHAPTERS:
1) INTRODUCTION

Introduction System Existing System Scope System Operating System

2) PROPOSED SYSTEM Proposed System Feasibility Study Objective of the System User Re uirements 3) ANALYSIS & DESIGN Entity Relationship !iagram"ER!# Unified $odeling %anguage !iagram"U$%# !ata !ictionary &able !esigning $enu Screens Input Screens Report Formats Future Enhancement 4) DRAWBACKS & LIMITATIONS 5) CONCL SION !) BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Introduction of System
Petrol Pump System is the essential application for ac uiring, organi!ing, viewing, enhancing transaction of petrol pump related to "ank, #ustomer and Supplier$ Petrol Pump System maintains the day to day transaction of petrol pump$ In this transaction, the day to day %ank transaction of petrol pump, &ow much customer are visit to Petrol Pump System, the transaction of this customer also include$ 'he supplier who supply the petrol and lu%ricants to the petrol pump$ 'he transaction of this supply material also included in this$ In Petrol Pump System the personal detail of customer, supplier, %ank also included$ Petrol Pump System gives full-featured image of high- uality transaction of petrol pump$ Also, Petrol Pump System includes a wide variety of tools you can use to create, edit %ank accont, customer account, supplier account and also includes tool to measured stock of lu%ricant, order to give supplier etc$ (se such tools you can maintain all details a%out petrol pump$ 'his performs many operations at same time$ 'he user interface is completely customi!a%le, and provides uick access to tools and features$ Petro management contains extensive contextsensitive &elp to assist you as you move through the application$ Petrol Pump System is a fast, powerful, and easy-to-use transaction management system that everyone from %eginners to professionals can use and en)oy$

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Existing S st!"
'he existing system is a manual system$ *e maintain all the records of customer, Supplier, +mployee, Product, ,u%ricant etc$ Pro)ects are the Petrol Pump System which is shows all daily

transaction of product, supplier etc$ 'he admin directly assign the task to +mployee$ &e selected the +mployee for the particular *ork$ So the admin has to keep all these record manually$ If customer and supplier has %ank account for the transaction$

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N!!# for t$! S st!"%

In System, whenever transaction is made, records have to maintain$ 'hese records were maintained manually, which is a hectic and time consuming )o%$ 'he Petrol Pump System will reduce the manual work of record keeping and also will %e time efficient$ 'he systems show if the product uantity is less then we order that uantity$

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O&!r'ting En(iron"!nt
The oper ting en&ironment for the proposed system is s follo#s! The h rd# re re'uirement for the system

is s follo#s$

Hardware requirement
()* or higher Procesor + rd ,is" #ith minimum -. /B free Sp ce! 01 /B RA/ ,ot / tri% Printer
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Software !equirement
Oper ting system4 Any oper tion system3 $indo#s 56) nd on# rds 7isu l Studio !Net 188) 9nterprise 9dition 7isu l Studio !Net :r me#or" S'l Ser&er 188- 9nterprise 9dition

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"easibility Study
'he system has to meet the #(S'-M+. .+/(I.+M+0'S in the %est possi%le solution availa%le, so it is very important to determine and identify the %est solution availa%le$ &ence it %ecomes very important to perform 1 What If analysis2 to determine the feasi%ility of the system$ 3easi%ility Study is conducted to test the operational, economical and technical feasi%ility$ Making a computeri!ed Petrol Pump can solve the a%ove said pro%lem$

#conomical "easibility $
In economical 3easi%ility study mostly the effectiveness of system is evaluated$ 'his is also called cost and %eneficial system$ &ardware cost of these pro)ects relates to the actual purchase or lease to the computer and peripherals$ 4etermining actual cost of hardware is generally more difficult$ 'herefore, the operating cost is less than that of manual system %ut here this is computeri!ed system only one person is a%le to control this system

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Tec%nical "easibility $
In technical feasi%ility we have to study overall technical pro%lems for system$ It refers to existing hardware 5 software$ 'hough we computeri!ed the Administration Management System it will re uire some training to user %ecause the system is fully user interactive once the user gets of the use of system$ &e can easily use system or user can get the information of the system trough the user manual of guidelines for user$ Means it will not re uire training for user$ &ence the person may or may not familiar with computer$ Still he can use system without any pro%lem$

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&'erational "easibility $
It is also called as "ehavioral 3easi%ility$ People are inherently resistant to change and computer has %een known to feasi%ility change$ An estimate should %e made of how strong a reaction the user is likely to have the development of a computeri!ed system$ It is a common 6nowledge that computer installations have something to do with turnover, transfer retrieving and change in employer )o% status$ 'herefore it is understanda%le that the introduction of system re uires special efforts to educate$ Sell and train the user a new ways of conduction %usiness$

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(ro'osed System

"y computeri!ed system user )ust have to click or may %e

sometimes type the record whenever needed$ 4ue friendly screen he gets all things very easy, uickly re uired$ -ur system keeps record of customer details, supplier, product, %ank, lu%ricant, employee details$ 4ata%ase import and export$ 4ata%ase can %e imported and exported %y floppy disk if re uired$ 4ata %ase security %ackup system provides security from S/, Server 7$8

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&b)ecti*e of System

'he o%)ective of the system is reduce the difficulties of maintaining pro)ects and easily manages the pro)ect work$ 'he following are the some features which fulfill the o%)ective of the system$ "ug 'racking9 manage software issues through integrated Mantis 4iscussions9 open and post to a pro)ect %ulletin %oard 0otes9 record miscellaneous pro)ect information .eports9 produce pro)ect statistics "ookmarks9 record and share important we% site addresses Search9 search system on keyword %asis

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+ser !equirements
"unctional !equirements
,dministrators can maintain %oth %usiness and technical aspects of the system$

M!")!r c n &ie# most inform tion but c n only dd ne# discussions, notes, t s"s, nd lin"ed content!

C*i!nt users do not h &e ccess to the Instrument Site! $hen clients log in t the login p ge, they re directed to the 2lient Project Site! On this Site, they c n ppro&e or reject documents, file support re'uests, re&ie# t s"s, or dd mess ge to the bulletin bo rd! 2lients only h &e

ccess to their o#n projects nd c nnot &ie# or edit projects th t belong to other clients! 2lients lso do not h &e ccess to those items th t the project m n ger or other te m member does not publish to the Instrument Site!

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#! -iagram
Admin : :

: : : Purchas e

Manage s 3il ls ; +mployee

Manage s

Give s

,u%ricant

3ill s ; "ank

.eceive s Manage s

3ro m

; ; Payment

; "ranches

& as

3ro m ; ; #ustomers

' o

; ; Supplier

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Class -iagram
,dmin Admin<0ame Admin <Pass ,ogin=> ,og-ff=> +xit=>

Customer id name add mo%no insert=> update=> delete=>

Su''lier id name mo%no add insert=> update=> delete=>

#m'loyee id name add mo%no insert=> update=> delete=>

.ubricant id type ty rate si!e insert=> update=> delete=>

/ank id name add phno city state insert=> update=> delete=>

/ranc%es 0ame Add Phno #ity State Insert=> (pdate=> 4elete=>

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Sequence -iagram
9Admin 9+mployee 9#ustomer 9Supplier 9,u%ricant 9"ank

Manages Manages .e uest 3or lu%ricant .eceives lu%ricant Gives payment gives lu%ricant ?iew gives payment ?iew ?iew ?iew ?iew (se 3ill 4etails

Manages

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+se Case -iagram

#ustomer details

Supplier 4etails "ranch "ank @@includeAA 4etails 4etails

Admin

Admin

4ata%ase ,u%ricant 4etails

+mploye e 4etails Sales -rder

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-rawback and .imitations

,ssum'tion and -e'endencies All users are we% users and ac uainted with the %asic working with computer$ 0o anti-virus should %lock third party software$ 'he system has internal facility$

-rawback and .imitations #lient does not have rights to make any changes into application or to add more into application$ #lient does not a%le to modify or change into data%ase$

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(ro)ect testing 0 im'lementation

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C&1(I.,TI&N T#ST9 It was a good idea to do our stress testing early on, %ecause it gave us time to fix some of the unexpected deadlocks and sta%ility pro%lems that only occurred when components were exposed to very high transaction volumes$

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#3#C+TI&N T#ST 'his program was successfully loaded and executed$ "ecause of good programming there were no execution errors$

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&+T(+T T#ST 'he successful output screens are placed in the output screens section$

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C&NC.+SI&N

'he pro)ect has %een appreciated %y all the users in the organi!ation$ It is easy to use, since it uses the G(I provided in the user dialog$ (ser friendly screens are provided$ 'he usage of software increases the efficiency, decreases the effort$ It has %een efficiently employed as a Site management mechanism$ It has %een thoroughly tested and implemented$

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/ibliogra'%y

5ebsites
www$wikipedia$org www$wBcschool$com www$google$com

/ooks
-%)ect -riented Modeling and 4esign %y Pressman -C.eally for &'M, 0utshell for 4esign$