c# code & sql query for calculating the fine in library

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hi
i want to calculate fine in library management project....please help me for calculating this
give me the c# code with sql query

Posted 13-Jul-13 21:54pm

chandresh singh 2

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StM0n 14-Jul-13 4:08am

Mhm...

* What are the requirements for a fine?
* What is your model for your library management?
* Where should the fine be calculated (DB or objects)?

first of all

* What have you managed so far?

chandresh singh 2 14-Jul-13 4:14am

I am making a library management project and i am facing problems in fine calculation part. I have Date_Of_Issue and Date_Of_Submission fields (both set to Date/Time datatype) in a table named Book_Details(the database i am using is sql server 2008).

All i want to do is a query which will calculate the difference of days between the Date_Of_Submission and Date_Of_Issue.

If the difference of days is more than 5,then a fine will be charged by the student on a basis of $5 per day i.e; if the difference of days between the Date_Of_Submission and Date_Of_Issue is 7 days,then a fine of $10 will be charged ny the student.

How to do this?

Please please help

StM0n 14-Jul-13 4:56am

So how would you write it in pseudo code?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-07-13T22:09:00

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