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The Heritage School

North Campus

Submitted by : Akshit
submitted to : Mrs. Madhu kharti
Class: Xth Takshila
roll no :
Practical Project (i.t)
Code: 402
Introduction
I have taken a case study of weather to with weather details
in an organized way. I have selected 2 tables to do the project
work.
• Dehradun
• Puducherry

To prepare a summerized report for the case I have used the


following concept of OO base.
1. Create table
2. Insert Data
3. Operation on tables
4. forms
5. reports
My OO base project work includes the following reports
weather details
1.UV Index
2. Precipitation
3. Humidity
4. sun rise
5. sun set
6. temperature
7. Wind Speed

The structure of these two tables are as follows:


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Field Data Type Constraint Description
Date Date Primary Key Date of records
Day Var char Day of records
Temperature Float Temperature of that day
UV Index Big Ind UV index of that day
Precipitation Float Rainfall chance on that day
Humidity Float Humidity on that day
Wind Speed Float Wind speed on that day
Sun Rise Time Sunrise Time
Sun Set Time Sunset Time

Note:-
• Temperature measure in “Celsius”
• Wind Speed is measure in Km/h
• Precipitation & Humidity are in
Percentage
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Certificate OfAchievement

This is to certify that Akshit has successfully


completed the IT project titled Database
Management with exemplary diligence and
creativity. The project was undertaken under
the expert guidance of Mrs. Madhu Khatri, IT
Teacher, at The Heritage School North
Campus. Akshit has demonstrated a high level
of skill, understanding, and commitment in
this project, reflecting the quality of education
and support provided. This certificate
acknowledges his significant achievement and
contribution to the field of information
technology.
Date:______________
Signature of IT Teacher:_______
Signature of Principal:__________
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Steps to Create a Database are:
Launch Apache OpenOffice.
·Go to File > New > Database. This opens the Database wizard
·In the Database Wizard, select Create a new database.
·Click Next.
·Register the database: This option allows you to register the
database with OpenOffice so it can be accessed through the
application.
• Click Finish
Steps to Create a Form are:
• In the Database window, click on the Forms section in
the left-hand pane.
• Click Use Wizard to Create Form in the Forms section.
This will launch the Form Wizard.
•A dialog box will appear.
•Select the Table for which you are creating the form.
•Choose the required fields Choose the arrangement
from Arrange controls.
•Click on Finish.
•Now you are good to go with the entries.

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Steps to enter data in table using form:
• Now when u have created the form just enter the data
in it .
•Once done with one entry click on the next record
bottom placed at the button
•When done with all the entry, open the selected table

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After Adding all Data

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The steps to make Report in Base are:
Go to the `Report’ panel and click on `Wizard to
Create Report’.
•A dialog box appears. Selects the required fields,
choose layout and click on finish. •
•The Reports of the following tables are shown
onwards

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Report 'Dehradun'

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Report 'pudducherry'

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THANK
YOU !!
Creating Queries
To add queries to a database in OpenOffice, specifically using
OpenOffice Base, follow these steps:
1. Open OpenOffice Base
Launch OpenOffice Base from your desktop or start menu.
2. Connect to Your Database
If you have an existing database, choose "Open an existing
database file" and browse to your database file.
If you need to create a new database, select "Create a new
database," and follow the prompts to set it up.

3. Navigate to the 'Queries' Section


In the main database window, you'll see different sections like
"Tables," "Queries," "Forms," and "Reports."
Click on the "Queries" section.

4. Create a New Query


Click on "Create Query in Design View" or "Use Wizard to
Create Query" depending on your comfort level:
Design View:Gives you full control over the query creation
process.
Wizard: Guides you through a step-by-step process.
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5. Select Tables/Views
In the "Design View," you'll need to select the tables or views
you want to use for your query.
A dialog box will appear; double-click the tables you need,
then click "Close."
6.Define the Query Criteria
In the design grid, add the fields you want to query by dragging
them from the tables to the grid below.
Set criteria for each field as needed (e.g., filtering by specific
values, ranges, etc.).
You can also set the sorting order and specify whether to
display the field in the result.

7. Run the Query


Click the "Run Query" button (green arrow icon) to execute
your query and view the results.
If you need to adjust, you can modify the criteria and rerun the
query.
8. Save the Query
Once you're satisfied with the query, save it by clicking the
"Save" icon or going to `File > Save`.
Name your query and click "OK."
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9. Test the Query
To ensure the query works as expected, run it again from the
Queries section by double-clicking its name.
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10. Exit OpenOffice Base
After saving your query and testing it, you can close
OpenOffice Base if you're done.

These steps will help you create and add queries


to your OpenOffice database effectively.

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Contents

1. How to create a data base


2. How to make forms in database
3. How to enter data In database
4. How to create queries in base
5. How to make a report in base
6. Reports – Dehradun
- Puducherry

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