Develop An Accounting Package Using Visual Basic

develop accounting package using visual basic client/server


ISBN: 81-901331-0-1
Price: $24.90/-
Weight: 2 Pounds
Pages: 453

Objective

The objective of this book is to teach the secrets of developing an accounting software package for a Client/Server Network in Visual Basc. The techniques of developing an accounting package using Visual Basic are taught using business logics, programs, flow charts, and other tools to make learning easy and comprehensive.

Note that by reading these books you will be able to independently develop database applications for a network too. You will learn how to develop the application using programming techniques ( hard coding ) and not by wizards.

Contents

Part 1 : Chapter 1: Basics of Networking

Basic Components of a network
Topologies
Technologies
Network Protocols
Functions of a NIC
Setting up the Network

Part 1 : Chapter 3: Installing SQL Server on Client/Server network

Creating a dedicated Service Security Account
Server Components
Client Components
SQL Server Tools

Part 2 : Chapter 1: Securing the Database

Creating Logins
Adding New Windows Logins
Default Logins
Addind a standard SQL Login in Enterprise Manager
Adding Logins to server Roles
Fixed Roles
Adding a Login to a fixed Server role in Enterprise manager
Granting Access to Databases
Adding a User account to a Database in Enterprise Manager
Assigning User permissions
Grouping Users into Database Roles
Fixed Database Roles
Understanding the Windows Authentication Mode
Understanding the SQL Server Authentication Mode

Part 2 : Chapter 2: Implementing The Physical Database Schema

Creating the Database Files
Database-File Concepts
Configuring File growth
Multiple Database Files
Multiple Filegroups
Viewing a Database
Renaming a Database
Modifying a Database
Dropping a Database
Creating Tables
Creating Primary Keys
Creating Foreign Keys
Creating Column Data Types
Adding Data Integrity Constraint
Creating Indexes
The INSERT Statement
The DELETE Statement
The UPDATE Statement
The WHERE Clause
The TOP KEYWORD
The LIKE Operator
The ORDER BY Clause
Calculated Fields
Creating and Executing Stored Procedure
Using Parameters with Stored Procedures
Using OUTPUT Parameters
T_SQL: The Language
Control-of-Flow Statements
Triggers
Transactions

Part 3 : Chapter 1: Visual Basic

Elements of a Project in Visual Basic
Development Environment in Visual Basic
Commonly used Standard Controls in Visual Basic
Data Types in Visual Basic
System Defined Functions in Visual Basic
Control Structures in Visual Basic
Operators in Visual Basic
Modules in Visual Basic
Procedures in Visual Basic
Events in Visual Basic
Menus in Visual Basic
Visual Basic Programming Concepts

Part 3 : Chapter 2: ADO (ActiveX Data Objects)

ADO objects
Creating a Connection object
Retrieving data from the data source
Multiple Command Objects Using a Single Connection
Inserting a new record, updating and deleting a record using the Execute command
Executing a Stored Procedure from a Command object
Executing a Stored Procedure having INPUT parameters using a Command object
Executing a Stored Procedure having INPUT and OUTPUT parameters using a Command object
Creation of Recordset
Creation of RecordSert as a Server-side Recordset and Client-side Recordset
Assigning a Lock for a client-side Recordset object
Navigating a recordset and Binding controls to a recordset
Using a recordset to add a new record delete and modify a record

Part 4 : Chapter 1: Accounting for Engineers

Business transactions
Financial Position and Accounting Equation
Accounts
Commonly used Accounts
Chart of Accounts
Groups
Double Entry System
Analysis of Transactions
The Voucher System
Typical Transactions
Financial Statements

Part 5 : Chapter 1: Developing the Masters

Creating a Project in Visual Basic
Creating the Menu in Visual Basic
Standard Modules in Visual Basic
Exploring the FinAccounting Database
Understanding the Client/Server Architecture
Designing the Database Using SQL Server
GroupConstantsModule
Populating the Group table
Designing and Programming the Accounts Form
Connecting the Accounts Form to the menu and using the Option

Part 5 : Chapter 2: Developing the Tran Class and Programming the Transactions

Developing the Tran Class using Visual Basic
TranClass Template
Add a Class to the project using Visual Basic
Declarations
Writing property procedures in Visual Basic
Class_Initialize Event in Visual Basic
Writing class services in Visual Basic
Designing and programming the Journal Form in Visual Basic
Designing and programming the VouRec Form in Visual Basic
Designing and programming the PurSal Form in Visual Basic
Programming the Transactions

Part 5 (Cont.): Chapter 3: Developing the Reports

Microsoft Data Report (Inlcuded in Visual Basic)
Common Controls used for programming reports in Visual Basic
Designer Screen of the Microsoft Data Report
Using the Microsoft Data Report - To add a control
Designing and Programming the DayBook using Visual Basic
Designing and Programming the Registers using Visual Basic
Designing and Programming the Trial Balance using Visual Basic
Income Statement using Visual Basic

Technical Perspective

This book adopts an OOPs approach using Visual Basic to develop an accounting application for a C/S network. You will see why Object Oriented Approach is beneficial in many situations. The reports and transactions dealt with in this book are specific to an accounting application. Combined with the Inventory Application learnt in the title " Develop an Inventory Management Application using Microsoft's Visual Basic " you will be able to mix and match and develop an industry ready software.

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