bank automation project

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Synopsis


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Synopsis

Project Title: - Bank automation system

AIM:-To maintains information about the entiretransaction of bank.

It will also maintain the information about thecustomer who makes transaction.

Bank automation system this packa!e isinten"e" to use options like openin! bankaccount of #arious types for the customer an"also maintainin! their transaction "etails as wellas their personal "etails time to time calculatin!

the interest of their "eposit amount an" afterwith"rawin! amount what is their balanceamount an" for the $%e" "eposit account itscalculatin! the maturity "ate an" maturityamount accor"in! to rate of interest an" numberof months.&ur objecti#e is to "e#elop a software usin!'isual basic (.) as front-en" an" oracle as back-

en" to mana!e entire operation of a bank.

Software re*uirements:-&peratin! System :win"ows +, abo#eront /n" :'isual Basic (.)Back /n" :&racle

0ar"ware re*uirements:-


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Processor :Pentium-I'1am :23(MB0ar" 4isc :,)5B

6ontents


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6ontents

7. Intro"uction to Project2. About 'isual Basic (.)8. About &racle9. Tables3. /1-4ia!rams

(. orms. Source 6o"e,. 6onclusion+. Biblio!raphy


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Introduction to Project


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Intro"uction to Project:-

A.T.M (Automatic Teller Machine) is government

body that engages activities related to bank.

Since A.T.M is started all activities like deposit

!ithdra!ing the amount updating ne!

customer and accounts o" banks etc. are done

manually. #ue to increase o" no o" vehicles it

has became di$cult to maintain all the

activities manually. All the details o" A.T.M are

maintained using database !here saving

#eposit can be done. It is enough i" the user

has the "undamental idea o" using the computer

to handle this package e$ciently.

And they reali%e that computer !ill reduce the

errors and improve the service to the peoples.

The various activities carried out by this

so"t!are are

&reating a ne! account.

Maintaining !ith the previous customer.


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Maintaing account detail.

Maintaing the transaction detail.

&hecking the balance en'uiry.

Printing the report.

Introduction To

isual asic *.+


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VISUAL BASIC 6.0

isual asic is a po!er"ul programming system "or

developing sophisticated graphical applications "or

Microso"t !indo!s environment creating a programre'uires placing graphic object on the screen and setting

attributes "or those objects that determines ho! the objects

are to look and behave. allo!s advanced programmers

to create po!er"ul !indo!s application. reduces the

e,ort and makes many aspects o" programming simple as

dragging graphic objects onto the screen !ith your mouse.

The -visual part re"ers to the method used to create

the graphical user inter"ace (/0I) rather than !riting

numerous lines o" code to describe the appearance and

location o" inter"ace elements !e can simply drag and drop

pre1built object to place on the screen.


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The -basic re"ers to the ASI& (eginners All purpose

symbolic Instruction code) language a language used by

more programmers than any other language in the history

o" computing. has evolved "rom the original ASI&

language and no! contains several hundred statements2unctions and key !ords many o" !hich relate directly to

the !indo!s /0I.

eginners can create use"ul applications by learning

just "e! o" key!ords yet the po!er o" language allo!s

pro"essionals to accomplish using any other !indo!sprogramming language. &omputer programs generally "all

into t!o very broad categories and custom.

is o"ten re"erring as a rapid application development

(3A#) tool. The programming language is not uni'ue to

visual basic programming system application edition

included in MS1 45cel MS1Access and many other !indo!s

application user the language. The programming

system scripting edition ( script) "or internet

programming is a subset o" language.

#ate access "eature allo! us to create database and

"ront1 end application "or most popular database "ormats

including Microso"t 45cel enterprise level database.


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Active technologies allo! us to use the "unctionality

provided by other applications such as MS1 6ord processor

MS1 45cel spread sheet and other !indo!s applications.ss

Internet capabilities make it easy to provide access to

documents and applications across the internet "rom !ithin

tour application. 7ur "urnished applications are true. 484

9le that sees a run time dynamic link library that can "reely

distributed. Ability to create and use sel" contained

components or objects.

isual asic &oncepts:

In order to understand the application development it is

help"ul to understand some o" key concept upon !hich is

built. ecause is a !indo!s development language

some "amiliarity !ith the !indo!s environment is

necessary. I" !e are ne! to !indo!s programming !e need

to be a!are o" some "undamental di,erences bet!een

programming "or !indo!s programming versus other

environments.

The "ollo!ing are main areas in the design and

programming environment.

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Sho!s and displays speci9c commands needed to build

applications.

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An area providing 'uick access to commands "ound in

the menu bar.

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The !indo!s that produce the user inter"ace !ith

applications.

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The sets o" tools used at design or programming time

to place control on "orm such as te5t or toolbo5es.

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7=4&TS:

An object is combination o" code and data that can be

treated as a unit. An object can be piece o" application likea control or a "orm. The objects used in our project are:

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Introduction to 7racle


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ORACLE

7racle ? is an 7bject 3elational #atabase System(73#MS).It o,ers capabilities o" both relational andobject1oriented database systems .in general objects

can be de9ned as reusable so"t!are codes !hich arelocation independent and per"orm a speci9c task onany application environment !ith little or no changeto the code.

7racle products are based on a concept kno!n as-client1server technology. This concept involves

segregating the processing o" an application bet!eent!o systems. 7ne per"orms all activities related tothe database (server) and the other per"ormsactivities that help the user interact !ith theapplication (client).A client or "ront end database application alsointeracts !ith the database by re'uesting andreceiving in"ormation "rom the @database server. Itacts as an inter"ace bet!een the user and thedatabase. 2urther it also checks "or the validationagainst the data entered by the user.The database server or back end is used to managethe database tables optimally among the multipleclients !ho concurrently re'uest "or the server "orthe same data. It also en"orces data integrity across


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all client application and controls database accessand other security re'uirements.

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Parameter "rom editor !hich is used to

customi%e the appearance o" the runtimeparameter.

7racle reports provide input o" data at runtimethrough user parameter.

Tools o" 7racleThe tools provides by 7racle are so user "riendly thata person !ith minimum skills in the 9eld o"computers can access them !ith ease. The maintools are: SB< C P


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CREATE TABLE BANK( BNAME VARCHAR2(50),

BCODE VARCHAR2(10),

BANKADDR VARCHAR2(50),

PRIMARY KEY (BCODE));

INSERT INTO BANK VALUES('STATE BANK OF INDIA','S\B\I', 'M! ROAD BAN!ALORE');

CREATE TABLE BRANCH ( BNO NUMBER(10),

BNA VARCHAR2(50),

BADDR VARCHAR2(50),

PH"NO VARCHAR2(15),

E"MAIL VARCHAR2(20),

BCODE VARCHAR2(10),

PRIMARY KEY (BNO,BCODE),

FOREI!N KEY(BCODE) REFERENCES BANK(BCODE));

INSERT INTO BRANCH VALUES(1,'STATE BANK OF INDIA#1','$AINA!AR %RD CROSS

BLORE','%&&(0*0)','SBI+ATMCOM','S\B\I');

INSERT INTO BRANCH VALUES(2,'STATE BANK OF INDIA#2','PRAKASH NA!AR 5- CROSS

BLORE','%20&1&0(0*0)','SBI+ATMCOM','S\B\I');

INSERT INTO BRANCH VALUES(%,'STATE BANK OF INDIA#%','SRINA!AR 1. PHASE 2/ CROSS

BLORE','2%&51(0*0)','SBI+ATMCOM','S\B\I');

INSERT INTO BRANCH VALUES(&,'STATE BANK OF INDIA#&','RT NA!AR - CROSS

BLORE','2%0*(0*0)','SBI+ATMCOM','S\B\I');

INSERT INTO BRANCH VALUES(5,'STATE BANK OF INDIA#5','BTM LAYOUT *- CROSS

BLORE','%0%&%1(0*0)','SBI+ATMCOM','S\B\I');


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CREATE TABLE CUSTOMER( CDNO NUMBER(5),

CNA VARCHAR2(20) / /33,

CADDR VARCHAR2(50) / /33,

PIN VARCHAR2(&) / /33,

BNO NUMBER(10),

BCODE VARCHAR2(10),

CITY VARCHAR2(15) / /33,

PH"NO VARCHAR2(15) / /33,

E"MAIL VARCHAR2(20) / /33,

PRIMARY KEY(CDNO),

FOREI!N KEY(BNO,BCODE) 464/7. BRANCH(BNO,BCODE));

INSERT INTO CUSTOMER VALUES(1000,'RAMESH','7-879: 94#

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PRIMARY KEY(ACC"NO),

FOREI!N KEY(CDNO) REFERENCES CUSTOMER(CDNO),

FOREI!N KEY(BNO,BCODE) REFERENCES BRANCH(BNO,BCODE));

INSERT INTO ACCOUNT VALUES(1,5000,'SAVIN!S ACCOUNT',%000,1000,'01#FEB#

0&',5000,2000,1,'S\B\I');

CREATE TABLE TRANS(CDNO NUMBER(5),

ACC"NO NUMBER(5),

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ATM system will maintain the information about

the customer who makes transaction. Bankautomation system this packa!e is inten"e" touse options like openin! bank account of#arious types for the customer an" alsomaintainin! their transaction "etails as well astheir personal "etails time to time calculatin!the interest of their "eposit amount an" afterwith"rawin! amount what is their balanceamount an" for the $%e" "eposit account itscalculatin! the maturity "ate an" maturityamount accor"in! to rate of interest an"number of months.

Since A.T.M is started all activities like deposit!ithdra!ing the amount updating ne!customer and accounts o" banks etc. are donemanually. #ue to increase o" no o" vehicles ithas became di$cult to maintain all theactivities manually. All the details o" A.T.M are


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maintained using database !here saving#eposit can be done. It is enough i" the userhas the "undamental idea o" using the computerto handle this package e$ciently.

And they reali%e that computer !ill reduce theerrors and improve the service to the peoples.

The various activities carried out by thisso"t!are are

&reating a ne! account.

Maintaining !ith the previous customer.

Maintaining account detail.Maintaining the transaction detail.

&hecking the balance en'uiry.

Printing the report.


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Bibliography

G.Programming Microso"t isual asic *.+

Author: 2rancesco balena

Publisher: Microso"t press

D.isual basic "rom the ground up

Author: /ary &ornell

Publisher: 7sborne Mc/ra! hill


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L.isual asic programmers guide

Author: #an Apple man

Publisher: Sams

F.#atabase access !ith isual asic *.+

Author: =e,rey P.Mcmanus

Publisher: Sams

.0sing 7racle ?E?i

Author: 6illiam /.Page

Publisher: B04

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