vb.net daily attendence system

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Hey guys, this is my first question. i'm develping a vb.net system to my friend. he want to mark daily attendence of his employees because he pays his employess daily. so my question is how to mark daily attendence, i'm developing this thing alone and i'm not a vb.net expert. so guys if you have any idea please help me guys. Thanks everyone

Posted 8-May-15 19:30pm

Aruna Usitha

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Tomas Takac 9-May-15 2:12am

You develop it by writing code. Do you have a specific question?

Aruna Usitha 9-May-15 2:15am

but sir, i have no idea how to do that.. can you give me an idea how to do that?

King Fisher 9-May-15 5:28am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-05-08T20:18:00

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This sounds a lot like a homework question rather than "to my friend" - it's one we get a lot. So...no code! :laugh:

The first thing you are going to need is a storage medium of some kind: probably a database if you know how to use one. In this, you need to store employee details (Name, Position, an ID, Join Date, Leave Date, Contact details, and anything else). You also need to store the ID and a pair of timestamps: InTime and OutTime (the full DateTime for each).
You can then cross-correlate the employee details and the entry / exit times via the ID value.
Then to work out how long they have worked, you subtract each InTime from each OutTime to give you the duration and add them up for the week or month your "friend" is going to pay them for.

It'll get more complicated: what if someone forgets to sign out? Sign in? But those are details that you need to sort out with "your friend" because after all it's his money!

Give it a try: it's not difficult (or they wouldn't give it to students early in the course) and it's a good exercise in logic as well as implementation to work it out into code.

Posted 8-May-15 20:18pm

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Aruna Usitha 9-May-15 2:30am

database is ok,but i'm asking that how to save the data to the database. i have tried it using datagridview, but i'm confused. how to mark the data in a datagridview as if present or absent. and the eployees attendence are marked by my friend himself. thanks for replying my question sir..

OriginalGriff 9-May-15 3:24am

If you need specific information, then ask a specific question - a general one like you started with can only elicit a general response! :laugh:
So explain exactly what your problem is: Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.

Exactly what help do you need (and your comment to this solution is still far too general for us to understand what assistance is required)

Aruna Usitha 9-May-15 3:59am

this is my question, how to save attendence to a database, i want the way to do it. using checkbox,or datagridview or like that. this system is operated by one person only he mark attendence daily

OriginalGriff 9-May-15 4:32am

The problem is that there are a **huge** number of ways to do it! :laugh:
So what do you know about databases and how to get data into them, and what have you got as your user interface? What does your homework question ask you to do? What kind of environment are you coding for? WinForms? Website?
We don't know: we only get to work with exactly what you tell us, and all of these things affect how you might fulfil the task.

Aruna Usitha 9-May-15 4:34am

i'm coding with vb.net microsoft visual studio 2012

OriginalGriff 9-May-15 4:55am

:sigh:
Which will produce code for 8 or so different DB systems, XML, CSV, Excel, and text files.
And for websites, services, WinForms, WPF, Android, iOS, and a huge range of other target systems.
Even for one target (say, WinForms) there are still hundreds of different ways you could do this, if not thousands.
And for and one storage mechanism (say Sql Server) there are still a couple of dozen different ways to implement this.

Are you suggesting I should just guess? Or perhaps try to provide for all combinations?

This is a precise subject: unless you provide reasonably precise information nobody can help!

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2015-05-08T23:01:00

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