database tables for sending sms for student attandance system

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Hai friends
i have been creating tables for sending attendance report and other event information to parents and some event information for staff.

table1:student:
It contain details with student_id as primary key
table2:parents:
It contain detail with contact_id as primary key
table3:staff
It contain details with staff_id as primary key
table4:attandance
It contain details with student_id as foreign key
please give me some suggestion about further table creation for sending sms automatically whenever student enter their attandance through finger print device and creating and sending other message through manually.
thank you advance

Posted 10-Jul-12 7:28am

baskaran chellasamy

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[no name] 10-Jul-12 14:17pm

"suggestion about further table creation"... is going to depend entirely on your project requirements and since no one but you know what those requirements are, what exactly do you expect us to suggest to you?

baskaran chellasamy 11-Jul-12 0:41am

thanks for reply.how can i could able to send sms automatically when student enter their attendance using fingerprint device and please give sample database tables for sending sms to parents

ZurdoDev 11-Jul-12 14:57pm

You need to write code to do it? What specific question do you have?

Kaushik Saha from Kolkata,India 17-Jul-12 5:56am

how do you design parent table primary key as contact_id

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