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1 Database Implementation The Brick Tavern Inn Alonzo Harding, Eric Lukens, Tony Wu

2 This Database System was created for a local restaurant called the Brick Tavern Inn. We chose this particular business, because my group member is an employee the Brick Tavern Inn. We developed forms, tables, queries, reports and finally a switchboard. To implement a database system that will propel the Company's logistics and hospitality. Brick Tavern Inn Database System

3 Justification A Database System is needed for the Brick Tavern Inn because technology is evolving at an extremely rapid pace. It is very competitive and hard to sustain profitability in the restaurant industry without technological advancements. By implementing our database, immediate quantitative improvements will be noticed from Top management, and mutually improve the qualitative side as well.

4 Benefits and Drawbacks Benefits Reduced updating errors Increased consistency of information Upgraded data access for the Brick Tavern Inn Efficient communication between customer and The Brick Tavern Drawbacks Database System may be difficult for employees to manage and operate Time consuming to train users to use DBMS Hardware and software are costly, thus adding additional expenses for the Brick Tavern Inn

5 Course NumberCategoryItem/NameQuantityPrice “Course 1”“Appetizers”“Calamari” 110.95 “Course 2” “Soups/Salads ” “Crab Bisque” 27.90 “Course 3”“Entrees”“Beef Brisket” 322.95 “Course 4”“Desserts”“Lava Cake” 214.00 Sub Total: $55.80 Tax: $2.23 Total: $58.03 Server Food Order Form Date:Time: Table Number: # of Guests: # of courses: Side Notes:

6 Order Form Normalization Tables: Brick Tavern Order Forms 1NF: Food Order form( order id, date, time, table number of guests, number of courses Server, first name, last name) Item Id (item #, name, quantity, price category) 2NF: order item (ordered, item id, item #, name quantity, price, category) 3NF: items (item id, Quantity, price, name) Order Item (order id, id item, Category, name) 4NF: Food order form (order id, date, time, # of guests, # of courses Order item (ordered, itemid, name category) Items (items id, Quantity, Price name) Server (server id, first name, Last name)

7 Consulting Form

8 Consulting Form Normalization Tables: Brick Tavern Inn Consulting Form 1NF: Consultation form (client id, client name) First name, Last name< phone number, address, city, state, zip, date, Consultant, first name, last name, purchasers, first name, last name, payment, credit card, cash, expected date. Party: (Party id, party #, Name, menu selection, beverage selection, duration room assignment, service cost) 2NF: Consultation party (client id, Party id, name, menu section, beverage section, duration, room assignment, service cost) 3NF: Parties (party id, duration, room assignment, service cost) Consulting Party (Consulting ID, Party id, menu selection, beverage selection) 4NF: Consulting Form (consulting id, date, time) Parties (party id, duration, room assignment, service cost) Consulting party (consulting id, party id, name, menu selection, beverage selection) Client (Client id, First name, Last name) Credit card (credit card id, credit card #, Expiration date)

9 Brick Tavern Inn Forms Diagram Food Order Form Order ID Employee ID Date Time # of guest # of courses Order Item Order id Item id Name Category Items Item id Item/Name Category Price (1:*) (1..*) (1..1) (0..*) (1..1) (0..*) (1:*)

10 Class Diagram Cont... Consulting form Form ID Client id Date Time Employee ID Banquet Type Duration Room Assignment Client Client id First Name Last Name Address Phone Email Website Credit Card Credit Card id Credit Card # Exp Date (1:*) Employee Employee ID Name Title Item Menu Form ID Item ID Quantity Beverage ID Menu Item id Description List Price Beverage Beverage ID Description List Price (1..1) (1..*) (1..1) (1:*) (1..1) (1:*) (1..*) (1..1) (0…*) (1:*) (1..1) (1:*) (1:1) (1:*) (1..1)

11 Banquet Timing Query Due to time constraints in the restaurant industry it is paramount to know exactly how long a certain party is going to occupy a particular room. This query creates a more efficient scheduling procedure for the restaurant and upcoming events.

12 Banquet Timing Views

13 Menu Price Query Customers do not have unlimited budgets, therefore they need to be cautious of the items they are selecting. This Query sorts items in a customer's price range, therefore displaying cost feasible items.

14 Menu Price Views

15 Number of Courses Query This query answers the question of how many courses will be served to a particular order form.

16 Number of Courses views

17 Sub-Query This Sub Query is derived from the previous query, It computes the overall average number of courses based on the current clientele order forms.

18 Subquery Views

19 Room Assignment Query With multiple Rooms and constant Parties occurring, confusion can become easy. This query can quickly and effectively categorize designated room assignments, and the exact dates of these events.

20 Room Assignment Views

21 Credit Card Validation Query The frequency of credit card errors and invalid transactions are substantial in the restaurant industry. We added this query so management could quickly and easily pick out any invalid credit cards and transactions.

22 Credit Card Validation Views

23 Baby Shower Query This Query allows the Top Management team to view how many of a particular event is taking place. This will result in the proper preparation involving inventory and staff.

24 Baby Shower Views

25 Consulting Form

26 Order Form

27 Clientele Report

28 Employee Report

29 Brick Tavern Inn SwitchBoard


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