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Hi Experts!

It's my first first post. plz help me in design a database. i'm making school management system i need to make session( session from April 2014 to April 2015) when session will be ended then i need to keep track of all these sessions and when user demand to go for past session e.g. session 2010 to 2011, then he has the ability to go there and get information that he want and finally come back to current session's database plz give some suggestions how can i do this.
2nd question:
when a session will be ended i need to get all students records with different rollNo, which is primary key in my case ,to avoid to enter their bio data again on every year.

It is a web applicaiton in C#

Posted 7-Apr-14 0:56am

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CoderPanda 7-Apr-14 7:23am

Okay, what have you tried so far? This is a Q&A site. We can answer specific questions, but can not design the whole DB for you.

I suggest you start identifying the domain entities first and their relationships.

Member 10513539 7-Apr-14 7:27am

i have make all the database and all the project is completed but, my problem is how do i keep track of all sessions what will be the interface and how backup of previous session will load into sql server either it will override the existing database or another connection will be opened

ZurdoDev 7-Apr-14 7:25am

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-04-07T01:04:00

This is your homework and has been set for a reason - to help you to learn. For that reason we don't answer homework questions - it doesn't help you and it does nothing for us.

Try a little research (you should have been given some clues in your coursework), e.g. have a look through this list of links[^]

Have a go - it's not as hard as you think, and come back if you have any specific problems