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0 Introduction
We are here to introduce our Data Management System for Tulay sa Pag-
Unlad Incorporation (T.S.P.I.) Development Corporation. The Corporation was
published in October 09, 1981, headed by their “President Mr. Ruben C.
Delaria”, it is located at 1260 Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City. The Corporation
was divided in 13 centers and with an appropriate reason, we choose the “Dubai
Center” because it was the nearest center we can provide a system handled by
the chairman Mrs. Patricia A. Patriarca. Every center has 30 members that can
borrow money from the corporation that is good for six months and must be paid
back in installment payments. We offer this system to prevent the lost of
information’s. This Data Management System is more efficient and reliable for
managing Time, organizing Data and provides Value for cost-effectiveness.
The Corporation used the old system which is the manual listing of
information’s in data storage, the Record books. These Record books
containing information only the Names, Date and Time and the amount of
Money they dropped are listed.
In this Data Management System, they will not going to use Record
books as their usual storage instead they will use Personal Computer. In
a short period and span of time they can store and find Data they need
and it will easier for them to manage and manipulate their important
Information. By the use of ORACLE, (the Software we use to implement
the System) problems in storing Data and lost of information will lessen.
NASDAQ, which became the world’s first electronic stock market in 1971,
and remains largest U.S electronic stock market, is constantly looking for more
efficient ways to serve its members. As the organization prepared to retire its
aging large mainframe computers, it deployed Microsoft SQL Server 2005 on
two 4-node clusters to support its Market Data Dissemination System (MDDS).
Every trade that is processed in the NASDAQ marketplace goes through the
MDDS system, with SQL Server 2005 handling some 5,000 transactions per
second at market open. SQL Server 2005 simultaneously handles about 100,000
queries day, using SQL Server 2005 Snapshot isolation to support real-time
queries against the data without slowing the database. NASDAQ is enjoying a
lower total cost of ownership compared to the large mainframe computer system
that the SQL Server 2005 deployment has replaced.
Situation
Solution
MDDS is a critical system for NASDAQ, as it keeps the official daily record
of all trades. It must be fast and highly available because data is constantly
inserted. NASDAQ’s MDDS solution receives about 8 million new rows of data
per day, and gives user a view into risk management, trade summary, broker
clearing, and NASDAQ market calendar information.
MDDS handles 5,000 transactions per second plus a large volume of Web
queries that come from NASDAQ’s WebLinkACT 2.0 a browser-based
application that electronically facilities the post-execution steps of price and
volume reporting, comparison, and clearing of trades.
Benefits
NASDAQ, like many other organizations around the world, is being asked
to do more for less. “In essence we’re in a commodity business,” says Richmond
“As with other commodity businesses our prices continue to fall at the same time
that the volumes we must handle are going up. Ten years ago NASDAQ earned
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about penny per trade. Today we make about one-tenth of a penny per trade.
SQL Server 2005 is helping us meet our goals of offering our customers more
while charging them less”.
“We have so much more flexibility with SQL Server 2005,” says
Richmond. “The differences really stand out when someone asks for an
application to make what I felt was fairly large change involving adding new
functionality to an application. The change would have been exceedingly difficult
to do with our old system. Working with SQL Server 2005 our team completed
the task in three of four days.”
“We have a great set of development tools with SQL Server 2005.” says
Paul Buu, Senior technical Specialist at NASDAQ.”
“Management Studio provides great working environment that simplifies testing
and debugging. I can simulate q query coming in from the client, for example,
generate a report, and then test the whole process.”
NASDAQ developers like the fact that SQL Server 2005 significantly
enhances the database programming model by hosting the Microsoft.NET
framework version 2.0 Common Language Runtime (CLR). It enables writing
procedures, triggers, and functions in any of the CLR languages, including
Microsoft Visual C#R.NET 2003 development tool, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
2003 development system, and Microsoft Visual C++ 2003 development system.
“So far we’ve been working with stored procedures, but we very much like
the idea of the new SQL CLR features,” says Buu. “SQL CLR gives us the ability
to integrate powerful programmatic solutions without taking the time hit of leaving
the database to access an external application. NASDAQ is devoted to
delivering real-time so the ability to use CLR from within the SQL CLR form
within the SQL Server 2005 database is a much appreciated feature.”
• Summary Scans- Users can utilize the scan to view risk management
summaries and real-time market exposure on the firm security level.
• Risk Management Scans- Users can view risk management limit and real-
time exposure. The risk management scans can be used by market
maker, order entry, and clearing firms to view real-time market exposure
for a firm (executing broker’s dollar limits, current trade dollar balance,
percent but limit, percent sell limit, balance for each type of securities, and
other factors).
The move form large mainframe computer to SQL Server 2005 and Intel-
based servers is something of a milestone in the industry. “For years, we used
large mainframe computers because of their reputation for reliability,” says
Richmond. “The fact that we can move mission- critical applications from large
mainframe computers to SQL Server 2005 and Intel-based server shows how
both Microsoft and Intel are creating enterprise-grade solutions.”
20 Theoretical Framework
We are computer science student. In this proposal, we applied our
knowledge as a System Analyst to improve and developed a System. This factor
involved for accomplishment of the objectives, for the solution of business
problems and improved business plan. We need a reliable Strategies and
Guidance from our Instructor for effective system enhancement and
implementation, application of tested solution based on solution construct and
planning for the On-going Maintenance and developments of system flow during
day-to-day Work or Transaction Processing System.
Member
Information
Member Process
Information
Receipt
Processed
Information
List Information
Reference
Verify
Record Book Information
Verified
Information
Member
Information
Member Process
Information
Receipt
Processed
Information
List Information
Reference
Verify
ORACLE Information
Verified
Information
For the backup features, we will add up an external hard drive for
extended backup in case that the system crash or the alternative solution,
the use of flash drive for code retrieval of the system is included but
optional. A man who
Specifications:
Table: MEMBER_PROFILE
Attributes Description Elements
MEMBER_ID Display the ID number ID number
MEMBER_NAME Name of the member Lastname + Firstname + M.I.
DATE_OF_ADMISSION Display the admission date Format: DD-MONTH-YY
AGE Display the age Age
SEX Display the gender Gender
GROUP_CODE Show the name of center Group code
ADDRESS Address of the member Street Address + District + City
STATUS Show the current status Status
CONTACT_NO Show the Contact number Option: landline / mobile
Table: MEMBER_TRANSACTION
Attributes Description Elements
TRANSACTION_NO Show the entire access Birthday + member ID
MEMBER_ID Display the ID number ID number
RECEIPT_NO Display the receipt number Receipt number
DATE_OF_PAYMENT The date of payment Format: DD-MONTH-YY
TIME_OF_PAYMENT The time of payment Format: hh-mm-ss
AMOUNT Show the current payment Amount
TOTAL_AMOUNT Display the total payments Total amount + Amount
Table 1: MEMBER_PROFILE
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Table 2: MEMBER_TRANSACTION
Figure 2.0
40 System Implementation
8.1 Resource Requirements
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Specification:
Memory : 512 MB
Processor : 550 MHz (Minimum)
Disk Space : Basic Installation total 2.04 GB
Software : Microsoft Windows XP Professional
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Acknowledgement
We would like to express all of our gratitude within the bottom of our hearts for the
people and places that contributed to make our proposal to be a success..
We also would like to thank the people that we ask but apparently didn’t do anything to
help us, instead of helping they bring pain to us! Even if they resist we thank them…
And special thanks to our Almighty God for giving us the people we need to make this
proposal the possibility to be presented in the near future towards the light of success.