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Time Is Money (part 2)

In this concluding article, explore the scripts which add andremove timesheet entries to the system, and get a crash course instatistics by using these entries to generate useful resource allocationand usage reports.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. Time Is Money (part 2)
  2. Getting Creative
  3. Split Personality
  4. In...
  5. ...And Out
  6. The Number Game
  7. Exercising Restraint
  8. The Big Picture...
  9. ...And The Little Brush Strokes
  10. When Things Go Wrong
  11. Happy Endings
By: The Disenchanted Developer, (c) Melonfire
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November 16, 2001

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In the first part of this article, I explained the need and rationale for a timesheet application to log and analyze employee work hours, and put together a set of functional requirements for this application. I then constructed a database schema to address my requirements, designed a simple user interface, and wrote a few of the basic scripts required by such a system.

The job's nowhere near complete, though - I have yet to write the code which accepts and validates user input, displays timesheet entries, and analyzes the raw data to create a useful report. I plan to address all these items, and a few more, over the next few pages. So keep reading.

 
 
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