Hi Everyone,

I'm a business owner and a linux lover,

I run a small retail carpet outlet, I need someone with knowledge of web
desing and database design to create a database system that I can access
from web that will keep track of all my carpet samples in the store and
allow my carpet sales reps to update the costs for all products remotely
with separate login.
At the same time I want my staff to be able to access the system to retrieve
information on the selling price of every sample of product.

The project will have minimal amount of info to store, i.e.


Sales representative login

Factory Name
Product Type
Product Code
Product Description
Size aviable
Roll Cost Price
Cut Cost Price
Promotional Price valid to certain date


On Staff login

Factory Name
Product Type
Product Code
Product Description
Size Aviable
Retail Roll Price (calculated based on prices provided by sales reps)
Retail Cut Price (calculated based on prices provided by sales reps)


This is basically the system, just two separate logins, and abiltiy to
change any of the entries as well as sort them on the page by product code.


I want to use all open source technology and ofcourse SLACK

MY POS temrinals are running slack 10, hmm down time ?

What down time LOL

Thanks guys,

Ofcourse I will pay qualified individual for their efforts


Thanks

Chris Wrobel --{{ aKa Kemical }}-- wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm a business owner and a linux lover,
>
> I run a small retail carpet outlet, I need someone with knowledge of web
> desing and database design to create a database system that I can access
> from web that will keep track of all my carpet samples in the store and
> allow my carpet sales reps to update the costs for all products remotely
> with separate login.
> At the same time I want my staff to be able to access the system to retrieve
> information on the selling price of every sample of product.
>

A good place to put this out on is getafreelancer.com.



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In alt.os.linux.slackware, Chris Wrobel --{{ aKa Kemical }}-- dared to utter,
> I'm a business owner and a linux lover,

I appreciate the spirit this is made in, but aols is not the place to
make solicitations. There are numerous websites for freelancers to find
work on, or market their skills, and you can always use one of them.
Also, I recommend calling up people in the Yellow Pages in the
"Computer" section even if they don't do database building/maintenance
as they may be able to point you towards some one in your area who
does.

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Chris Wrobel --{{ aKa Kemical }}-- <cwrobel99@dccnet.com> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm a business owner and a linux lover,
>
> I run a small retail carpet outlet, I need someone with knowledge of
> web desing and database design to create a database system that I can
> access from web that will keep track of all my carpet samples in the
> store and allow my carpet sales reps to update the costs for all
> products remotely with separate login. At the same time I want my
> staff to be able to access the system to retrieve information on the
> selling price of every sample of product.

Keep it in ASCII textfile which simplifies cgi. If you are using
Slackware, you know what that means. :-)

>
> The project will have minimal amount of info to store, i.e.

If you're using Web, you can have the server anywhere, really. But, why
not keep the server at work where they are used. Then, you can setup
thin-clients (ie. X-terminals) for people to use, on the premise. That
way, there is no need to get DSL or dialup, on both ends of connection.

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William Park <opengeometry@yahoo.ca>
Open Geometry Consulting, Toronto, Canada
Linux solution for data processing.

William Park <opengeometry@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>> I need someone with knowledge of web desing and database design to
>> create a database system

> Keep it in ASCII textfile which simplifies cgi. If you are using
> Slackware, you know what that means. :-)

This problem seems to fit straight into a LAMP solution, where LAMP stands
for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. However, depending on the man who does
the job other tools might be used. Sometimes the P in LAMP might mean Perl.

Slackware includes all the needed components of a LAMP solution.

ASCII textfiles does have their advantages, but the primary advantage for
a database like mySQL is speed. However, it is possible to translate a
mySQL database to a textfile with mysqldump.

regards Henrik
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Henrik Carlqvist <Henrik.Carlqvist@deadspam.com> wrote:
> William Park <opengeometry@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> >> I need someone with knowledge of web desing and database design to
> >> create a database system
>
> > Keep it in ASCII textfile which simplifies cgi. If you are using
> > Slackware, you know what that means. :-)
>
> This problem seems to fit straight into a LAMP solution, where LAMP stands
> for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. However, depending on the man who does
> the job other tools might be used. Sometimes the P in LAMP might mean Perl.
>
> Slackware includes all the needed components of a LAMP solution.
>
> ASCII textfiles does have their advantages, but the primary advantage for
> a database like mySQL is speed. However, it is possible to translate a
> mySQL database to a textfile with mysqldump.

Yes, but you're also promoting Ferrari for city driving. Between the
stop signs and red-lights, you'll be the fastest dude in the city.

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William Park <opengeometry@yahoo.ca>
Open Geometry Consulting, Toronto, Canada
Linux solution for data processing.