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Panzhihua Institute Of Universal Wage System Design And Implementation

Posted on:2010-08-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q FuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2208360308966592Subject:Software engineering
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In recent years, the application of computer technology is booming at home and abroad. In the financial management, especially salary management, of universities and colleges, a better work pattern and higher efficiency are required to deal with the difficulties resulted from too large numbers of employees, posts and salary entries. The thesis, with the goal of building a general salary system for Panzhihua University, designs the system on the basis of the combination of existing technology and successful cases, with which the university solves the problem of ceaseless updates and maintenance due to the switch between piece rate salary system and time rate salary system, and the change of tax rate.The thesis makes a general introduction of the history and current situation of salary management system, and ASP.NET &SQL Server2000 database management system. With Windows2003 as operating system, SQL Server as database desktop, ASP.NET as developer, and with HTML as language, Dreamweaver 8 as foreground designer, the system, based on B/S database application system structure, is operated through a browser. The operation request is handled in the background database of the Server, and then the result is sent back and displayed in the interface of the browser, thus fulfulling long-distance operation. The B/S structure simplifies the work of the Client which only needs a browser. The Server undertakes more work, and detabase access and application programs operation are done in the Server.The development of the system promotes the modernization of the salary management and it plays a key role in the informatization of the financial management of the university.
Keywords/Search Tags:general salary management, ASP.NET, database
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