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DesktopApplication

Trendora is a desktop application developed using Python and Tkinter. It provides product, stock, customer, and cargo management with a GUI interface.

Trendora - Database-Driven Business Management System Course Project – Database Management Systems (DBMS)

πŸ“Œ Project Overview Trendora is a desktop-based business management system built using Python (Tkinter) and SQL Server. This project was developed as part of a Database Management Systems (DBMS) course to demonstrate CRUD operations, database connectivity, and real-time data handling.

πŸ› οΈ Technologies Used Programming Language: Python GUI Framework: Tkinter Database: Microsoft SQL Server Database Connector: PyODBC Concepts: Database Management, CRUD Operations, GUI Development πŸ“‚ Features βœ” Product Management – Add, update, and delete products in the system. βœ” Stock Tracking – Manage inventory levels in real-time. βœ” Customer Management – Store and update customer details. βœ” Order Processing – Handle orders and link them with stock. βœ” Cargo Management – Track shipments and delivery records. βœ” Secure Database Connection – Authentication with SQL Server. βœ” User-Friendly Interface – Simple and interactive UI using Tkinter.

πŸš€ Installation & Setup Prerequisites Before running this project, ensure you have the following installed:

Python (3.x recommended) Microsoft SQL Server PyODBC library (pip install pyodbc) Database Setup Open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). Create a new database named Trendora. Execute the provided SQL script (Trendora.sql) to create tables.

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Trendora is a desktop application developed using Python and Tkinter. It provides product, stock, customer, and cargo management with a GUI interface.

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