• Tourism Database Management System Using Data Warehouse Approach

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    • CHAPTER EIGHT: SUMMARY
      8.1    INTRODUCTION
      As usual, developing a system requires information gathering, findings which will eventually stand as the pillars for the proposed system development. Having find the required information, then it involves proper planning, analysis, scope, objective, aim and so on of the proposed system. The information gathering is based on the proposed project titled: Tourism Database Management System which will eventually resolve the challenges faced by the tourism sector in the Nigeria. As it was being said earlier tourism has a huge economic benefit to any nation will has it as their priority to develop the sector. Serious research was made on the title and the developer discovered that some few country actually applied the data warehouse concept on system developed to manage their tourism sector, therefore applied this concept for the proposed system will definitely bring a positive turn around for the tourism sector in Nigeria.
      A system cannot be developed without some mechanism which will enable the accomplishment of the project. Tools like QSEE, Microsoft word, Microsoft Project, oracle 11g, and many other tools and technology was used in developing the system.
      8.2    INFORMATION GATHERING
      Information gathering is one of the most paramount aspect of a project development, as the system developer might not be familiar with the system that is to be developed. Information for the proposed system were gathered from meeting organizations that in the involved in tourism, interviewing tourist, reading through online journals, e-books, search engine like google and so on.
      Based on the research made at the course of developing the system, it is observed that some country do not have a mechanism of giving such analytical reports gotten in the present developed system. Therefore, the proposed developed system is recommended for any country to give historical data, and necessary report which will help tourism managers to make decision.
      The development of the proposed system takes several months, based on the fact that the developer is not conversant with the proposed system. Having gone through the hurdles of developing the proposed system the developer now had a better knowledge on how to develop the system. Therefore, developing and completing the system if required will not consume much time.
      8.3    RESULTS
      The proposed system was tested in relationship to the aim and objectives, and it is observed that the system fully met the requirement, well functional. A new user is able to register, using his her registered details to login system. Someone who is not a valid user is restricted of having access to into system. Having login successfully gives the user access into the system to view the reports the user is privileged to see. The system is programmed in a way that every user of the system has a particular page to visit.
      8.4    FUTURE ENHANCEMENT
      Future work required in refining the proposed developed system will be adding more online functionalities like including an API, more security enhancement and user friendly functionalities.
      Conclusion
      So many existing systems based on the research made support the data warehouse concept which triggered the adoption of the conception in delivering the proposed system. The data warehouse is structured which enables the Structured Query Language (SQL) to run, giving room to generate a desired report for analytical purposes. Based on the research made it is more preferable using the Oracle database in implementing the project. Other databases like Microsoft sql server, MySQL, Postgre Sql and so on will not be able to perform some of the basic functions like creation of charts, calendars, enabling or disabling of a column, online backup and more especially the basic requirement for the data warehouse process-ETL not that alone the oracle database has oracle apex that has graphical user interface (GUI) that makes it user friendly.

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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACTTourism as being a great source of revenue in so many countries like Britain, Australia, Malaysia and many other countries. Seeing the viability of the sector in these countries where tourism as served as one of the life wire of the country economy, has stirred other country government to invest vastly in the sector. The tourism sector of the above named countries has served as a source of employment for the citizenry in various capacity.In reflection of the above statement, this thesis ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER SEVEN - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER SEVEN: PRODUCT AND PRODUCT EVALUATION7.1    INTRODUCTIONThe expectation of every system developer is to see that the conceptual system is brought to a reality. Therefore, at this phase the system was fully developed. The evaluation of the proposed system was considered in more details in this chapter. This involves the difficulties encountered, the successes in line with the proposed objectives.7.2    EVALUATION OF PRODUCTThe evaluation of the product will be based on the objective ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF TABLES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Lists of TablesTable 5.1Table 5.2Table 5.3Table 5.4Table 5.5Table 5.8.1Table 5.8.2Table 5.8.3Table 5.8.4 ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF FIGURES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]List of figuresFigure 2.1Figure 3.1Figure 3.2Figure 3.3Figure 3.4Figure 3.6Figure 3.7Figure 3.8    Figure 3.8    Figure 3.9        Figure 5.1         Figure 5.2            Figure 5.3            Figure 5.4            Figure 5.5            Figure 5.6            Figure 5.7            Figure 5.8            Figure 6.5.2.1        Figure 6.5.2.2        Figure 6.5.2.5    Figure 6.5.2.6Figure 6.5.2.7    ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Table of contentsCHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION    1.1 INTRODUCTION    1.2 AIM.    1.3    OBJECTIVES   1.4    PROBLEM STATEMENT    1.5    SCOPE    CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW    2.1    INTRODUCTION    2.2    BACKGROUND STUDY OF TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA    2.3    THREE TIER DATA WAREHOUSE    2.3.1    BOTTOM TIER    2.3.2    MIDDLE TIER    2.3.3    TOP TIER.    2.4    THE NEEDS OF DATA WAREHOUSE CONCEPT IN TOURISM    2.4.1 ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF ABRIVATIONS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]List of symbols/AbbreviationsS/N    ABBREVIATION    MEANINGS1    OLAP    Online Analytical Processing2    ROLAP    Relational online analytical processing3    MOLAP    multidimensional online analytical processing4    OLTP    online transaction processing5    MOT    Ministry of Tourism Malaysia6    SQL    Structured Query Language7    CSV    comma-separated values8    HTML    Hypertext Markup Language9    PDF    Portable document format ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION1.1    INTRODUCTIONTourism is quickly getting to be a standout amongst the most operative and efficient industries on the globe. It has extraordinary positive effects in countries by making work opportunities, by creating or developing infrastructure, and an extremely rich wellspring of wage and income (IPROJECT, 2016).Tourism enhances a country's infrastructural advancement. It makes for provision, for example, great communication and transport system, low-cost and a ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 4 ]2.3.1    BOTTOM TIERThe bottom level of the architecture is the data warehouse database server. It is the relational database framework. The back end tools and utilities are used to input data into the bottom level. These back-end tools and utilities carry out the Extract, Clean, Load, and refresh functions.2.3.2    MIDDLE TIERIn the middle level, we have the OLAP Server that can be actualized in both of theaccompanying ways: ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 8 ]The below figure 5 indicates the adding of department name column to the employee report using the graphical interface.Figure 3.6 (Docs.oracle.com, 2016)3.2.3    FLASH CHARTSApplications can be worked to utilize Adobe's Flash Player browser plug-in to show charts. There are a few sorts of Flash Charts bolstered including column, bar, pie, doughnut, scatter, line, candle, gauge, Gantt, and Flash Maps. Amid the creation procedure you can review the chose type and set most attribute for the ensu ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER FOUR: PROPOSED METHODOLOGY4.1    SYSTEM METHODOLOGYFor any system to be developed it must undergo some processes or stages to become a complete system. So system methodology is a scheme that is employed to structure, plan and control the way toward building up a functional system (Itinfo.am, 2016).There are numerous methodology used in the development of project, amongst others RAD and Agile methodology will be given more consideration in order for the developer to choose and justify ... Continue reading---

         

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      CHAPTER SIX - [ Total Page(s): 7 ]The above data warehouse was gotten after being through the ETL (Extraction, Transformation, and Loading) process. Four hundred and eighty five values where loaded into the fact table. The report met the proposed aim and objectives.Please refer to appendix G for more interfaces.Please refer to appendix B for more testing6.7    CONCLUSIONHaving gone through the testing phase, the basic functionality where met. ... Continue reading---

         

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