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How many tables does it take to make a library management system? Library card form, book form, borrowing form, administrator form, what else do you need?
That's basically it. But as a management system, why didn't you do a demand analysis first?

For the book management system, the following analysis should be made:

1. Object information that the system faces, that is, users, including administrator information and ordinary user information. You'd better unify the administrator table and the library card table into one user table, and merge the user information and the library card information into one table.

2. The functions that the system needs to realize include: book collection information record, book borrowing and recycling record. This requires a separate table.

To sum up, a book management system only needs three tables: user table, book information table and record table. For a system, the fewer tables used, the better. On the premise of not affecting the validity, all kinds of information should be merged into the same table as much as possible.