Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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The Application idea: It is a mobile application called (Khair) to help people. This assistance is moral, material. This assistance is also provided by good people in our community.
Example to understand the Application idea more: For example, a person urgently needs a medical chair or bed and does not have the ability to purchase what he needs. The medical chair or bed is requested through the application, and whoever has what he requests initiates the request through the application’s messages and determines the meeting place.
Application models (page):
Login included:
login
registration
login included:
user name
password
New registration included:
name
Password
phone number
date
National Identification Number
Home page included:
Request - applicant name - address - send message
Messages list form included:
list of users Messager
Personal information form:
It contains a list of the user's personal data that he entered during registration
Private message form:
When the message was opened
Note: Please include answer with detailed explanation
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