Dumping data for table orders

DB Report

Order Management Database

This project is to manage customers and the orders they place online for a local company. The company’s employees are responsible to manage the order. The purpose of the project is to take orders online by the customers and maintain their information in the system. The system will also maintain the details of the current employees. Order information is maintained in the system that can be shipped to the customers. This allows the company to expand beyond just a store front and to keep a better track of customers’ information and what they order.

The system will maintain the information about the customers, orders, order details, items, and employee information. Employees will enter the information of Customers in the system or the customers themselves can do it online. The employee can then enter the information of the orders placed by these customers. The system will also keep a track of orders that are shipped and their details. The project will consist of 5 tables.

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

See compressed file.

Week 5

For this week I had to establish a connection to the database from my programming language (HTML). For me to do so I pretty much had to start from scratch by renaming the database to login and adding an additional table call users. This table is what I use to store the data that was and will be enter by any user. I also use XAMPP, PHP with MySQL to help connect to the database as well. Below is a screenshot of the users table with a few data already stored in using the login system I created. Attach is also the HTML code to get to the login system.

Week 6

For this week I had to write programs that will allow me to add a record, change a record, and delete a record for each of the tables in my database. I did that by creating an insert, update and delete stored procedure for each of the tables in my database.

Below is a screenshot of all the procedures created with the naming convention specifying what each procedure is doing on which table.

Below I’ll post the statement for one of each type of procedures (being that it’s 15). I will only post one for insert, update and delete.

This is the INSERT SP

CREATE PROCEDURE `EmployeeSP_Insert`(IN `employee_id` INT, IN `first_name` VARCHAR(60), IN `last_name` VARCHAR(60), IN `manager_id` INT) NOT DETERMINISTIC NO SQL SQL SECURITY DEFINER INSERT into employees (employee_i,first_name, last_name,manager_id) VALUES (employee_i,first_name, last_name,manager_id);

This is the UPDATE SP

CREATE PROCEDURE `ItemsSP_Update`(INOUT `item_id` INT, INOUT `unit_price` VARCHAR(60)) NOT DETERMINISTIC NO SQL SQL SECURITY DEFINER UPDATE items SET unit_price=unit_price WHERE items.item_id=item_id;

This the DELETE SP

CREATE PROCEDURE `UsersSP_Delete`(INOUT `user_id` INT) NOT DETERMINISTIC NO SQL SQL SECURITY DEFINER DELETE from users WHERE users.user_id=user_id;

References

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University, D. (2019, March). Re: Class Discussion [Web log comment]. Retrieved March, 2019.

Orders

Items

Employees

Order_details

Customers

order_id

PK

shipped_date

employee_id

FK

item_id

PK

title

attribute name

employee_id

PK

first_name

manger_id

order_id

PK

item_id

FK

order_qty

FK

customer_id

PK

customer_first_name

customer_last_name

customer_address

customer_city

customer_phone

customer_zip

customer_state

unit_price

last_name

customer_id

FK

order_date