Writing an inventory application

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hi everyone this is my first project that I made it vb.net2005
I would like is if I can help create an inventory system
perform the following operations
1 product entries

2 the percentage of profit per unit of product price when new

3 where it already exists and is purchased at a different price when you entered for the first time you add the two prices and that the percentage gain

A report in April that when stocks reach a minimum and maximum point

5 when making a new product entry q add existing products plus the new

X 6 when the product counted out of the rest of existence but the output can be one or more product types wing again

This re grateful to your suggestions on how I can develop this application

Posted 23-Jul-10 11:18am

fre_saga

Updated 23-Jul-10 17:24pm

Christian Graus

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TheyCallMeMrJames 23-Jul-10 17:34pm

Please translate to English and repost.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-23T12:10:00

Your first step is to work out why you're writing this. If it's for a paid client, you need to give them a refund. If it's for a class, you need to tell your teacher you need help, not us. If you intend to use this system, pay an experienced programmer to write it, because if you don't have any idea how to start, then the odds are low of you writing a system that works as you'd expect. Finally, if this is just to help you learn, choose an easiest task to start with and build up to this one, so that you can learn from books, online articles, etc, instead of substituting our advice for learning to do research and learning to write your own code.