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Time Is Money (part 2)
By: The Disenchanted Developer, (c) Melonfire
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    2001-11-16

    Table of Contents:
  • Time Is Money (part 2)
  • Getting Creative
  • Split Personality
  • In...
  • ...And Out
  • The Number Game
  • Exercising Restraint
  • The Big Picture...
  • ...And The Little Brush Strokes
  • When Things Go Wrong
  • Happy Endings

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    Time Is Money (part 2)


    (Page 1 of 11 )

    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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