Synopsis Matrimony

ONLINE MATRIMONIAL SYSTEM
SYNOPSIS
1. TITLE OF THE PROJECT
The project entitled Online Matrimonial Systemis web-based software developed to aid
the activities of marriage bureau. Online Matrimonial System is a virtual marriage
bureau, providing free service to bride and grooms world-wide.
2. INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVES
2.1 INTRODUCTION
Online Matrimonial System is a virtual marriage bureau, providing free service to bride
and grooms world-wide. One can place his / her profile with photograph without any
charge. Here Men or women can register with or without their photos. There are
umpteen user-friendly search options for men to choose from to help them land at the
best. A member can post their profile, add their photo to it, and receive mails of
matching profiles and Use "Express Interest" to send an automated message expressing
your interest to a member.
The Online Matrimonial System is designed for users to find out their best matching
pair. This site includes two main modules such as administrator side and user side. Any
user can search the website without registration but only the registered user can express
his/her interest to another user. The administrator has whole power in this site such as
approving user registration, editing and deleting of user details. The user can upload
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their photo into the site after administrator approving his/her registration. The
registered user can login into the site and also can change their profile.
2.2 OBJECTIVES
Online Matrimonial System is a real time project to create efficient software for
online marriage. This software module is designed to provide detailed
information about marriage bureau. This project has a communication between
different modules and a common database is created.
Online Matrimonial System provides the efficient matrimonial website, a provision for
viewing the latest status of the service. The web service provides you the maximum benefit by
providing the information about various users located at various places, there by managing
them effectively.
3. PROJECT CATEGORY
The project entitled “Online Matrimonial System” can be categorized as

RDBMS(Relational Database Management System).
RDBMS is a type of database management system (DBMS) that stores data in

the form of related tables. Relational databases are powerful because they require few
assumptions about how data is related or how it will be extracted from the database. As
a result, the same database can be viewed in many different ways. One of the most
outstanding systems is Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database server, developed by Microsoft: it

is a software product whose primary function is to store and retrieve data as requested
by other software applications, be it those on the same computer or those running on
another computer across a network (including the Internet). There are at least a dozen
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different editions of Microsoft SQL Server aimed at different audiences and for
different workloads.
4. TOOLS/PLATFORM, HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS.
4.1 TOOLS/PLATFORM
Online Matrimonial System uses .NET platform for design and Microsoft SQL Server as
RDBMS. .NET allows applying common skills across a variety of devices, application
types, and programming tasks. It enables integration with other tools and technologies
to build the right solution with less effort and time. Microsoft SQL Server is a computer
application used to create desktop, enterprise, and web-based database systems. It is
used at different levels and with various goals.
Frond End: ASP.Net 4.0 with C#
ASP.NET is a Web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to

allow programmers to build dynamic web sites, web applications and web services. In
this project, asp.net application could be written in C# language.
Back End: SQL SERVER 2008 Express Edition
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Express is a powerful and reliable data management
system that delivers a rich set of features, data protection, and performance for
embedded application clients, light Web applications, and local data stores.
Web Server: Internet Information Services (IIS)
IIS formerly called Internet Information Server – is a web server application and set of
feature extension modules created by Microsoft for use with Microsoft Windows.
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4.2 SOFTWARE SPECIFICATONS
Operating System : Windows XP Server
Front End : ASP.Net 4.0 with C#
Back End : SQL Server 2008
Web Server : IIS 7.0
Web Browser : Internet Explorer 7.0
Internet Technologies : JavaScript
4.3 HARDWARE SPECIFICATONS
Processor : Pentium 2 GHz
RAM : 1GB
Hard disk : 80 GB
Monitor : VGA
Keyboard : Standard Keyboard
Mouse : Standard Mouse
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4.4 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION
A software requirements specification is a document which is used as a communication

medium between the customer and the supplier. When the software requirement
specification is completed and is accepted by all parties, the end of the requirements
engineering phase has been reached. This is not to say, that after the acceptance phase,
any of the requirements cannot be changed, but the changes must be tightly controlled.
Benefits of SRS
 Forces the users to consider their specific requirements carefully.
 Enhances communication between the Purchaser and System developers.
 Provides a firm foundation for the system design phase.
 Enables planning of validation, verification, and acceptance procedures.
 Enables project planning e.g. Estimates of cost and time, resource scheduling.
 Usable during maintenance phase.
Introduction
In this Project basically focus on all the world of people who want to find their
life partner. This system is made for connect the all these from all over the world and
can provide facilities for all age of member.To provide suitable match for brides and
grooms for Kerala across the world. No payments to be made by anyone for use of
application. Providing these facilities for people and they can find easily information &
news related the different religions.
Purpose
The purpose of this document is to present a detailed description of the Online
Matrimonial System. It will explain the purpose and features of the system, the
interfaces of the system, what the system will do, the constraints under which it must
operate and how the system will react to external stimuli. The purpose of this project is
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providing a platform to people for connecting from worldwide.Still there is no any

platform for connect on internet through the website.
Scope
Online Matrimonial System provides matrimonial services to all people. In this system
provide matrimonialsection where people can register him/her profile and easily find
life partners.The software will facilitate communication between administrator and
users.
Background
This Website is based on ASP.NET with C# include 4.0 .NET framework with the
securities of managing the accounts and the resources. The SQL Server is used as
database.
5. PROBLEM DEFINITION, REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS,

PROJECT PLANNING AND SCHEDULING
5.1PROBLEM DEFINITION
5.1.1 EXISTING SYSTEM
Now a day a lot of Matrimonial consultancies are listed. Most of these companies are
working manually without the help of a system. Checking of existing records, editing
and other reporting are done manually. It is a time consuming process. Natural
behaviors of these companies are
o Profiles can register himself in a particular Matrimony company
o He or she can submit their biodata and Photo there
o Staff members of the company should identify each Profiles area and make a
manual search for suitable requirements
o If they find a matched Profile they have to inform him or her about this Profile
o They search more about this Profile
Limitations of the Existing System
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Main limitation is time consuming. Here all works are done manually. If there are a lot
of applicants, it is very difficult to staff members to check the profile, sort the profile
and delete all expired profiles. So it will take more time and it is uncomfortable. And
also company must manually keep files and maintain it manually. It is not applicable in
the case of this System and it is not user friendly.
Another limitation is in the field of biodata submission. If a Profile wants to modify
his/her biodata, it will be a Herculean task. There is no centralized control over all
operations. So the existing system doesn’t work properly. So an automated service
system is needed.
5.1.2 PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed system is fully web enabled and builds with the help of Microsoft’s latest
web technologies. The main objective is to provide matrimonial for Groom and Brides.
Everyone can access the service through a web browser from anywhere in the world
because the service is totally centralizes.
Main advantages of the proposed system

The proposed system is fully web based. So it can provide centralized control over the
criteria. It is fast, user friendly and comfortable.
The objectives of this system are:

- -
1. To save time.
2. To provide accurate information about the users.
3. Ease of use.
4. Reduce money and very less effort to take.
5.2 REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION

A detailed statement of the exact results we or the customer want to get from a project.
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A condition or capability that must be met or possessed by a system, product, service,

result or component to satisfy a contract, standard, specification or other formally
imposed documents. Requirements include the quantified and documented needs, wants
and expectations of the sponsor, customer and other stakeholders. A requirements
specification is a defined goal that details the desired end result of a project. This helps
project managers to ensure that they are delivering exactly what their customers want,
because it is specified and communicated clearly to those involved in the project.
FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Functional requirements capture the intended behavior of the system. This behavior
may be expressed as services, tasks or functions the system is required to perform. This
white paper lays out important concepts and discusses capturing functional
requirements in such a way that they can drive architectural decisions and be used to
validate the architecture.
The following is a running list of possible Online Matrimonial System

Requirements:
1. Supports the activation of users

2. Supports the search and views profile
3. Support the interesting profile send mail
4. Support the Know the profileStatistics.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Technical specifications are typically written by the developers and coders, and
describe how they will implement the project. The developers work from the functional
specifications, and translate the functions into their actual coding practices and
methodologies.
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5.3 PROJECT PLANNING & SCHEDULING
The key to a successful project is in the planning. Creating a project plan is the first
thing you should do when undertaking any kind of project.Often project planning is
ignored in favor of getting on with the work. However, many people fail to realize the
value of a project plan in saving time, money and many problems.
Project scheduling looks at which tasks need to be performed for a project and assigns
deadlines for their completion. The project scheduler sets these deadlines by calculating
how long each task should take to perform. Scheduling requires a comprehensive
understanding of which action steps need to get done and when.
To provide a brief introduction to project planning and scheduling.The critical area

where project management meets system development.
Steps in the Planning Process
1) Identify the tasks.
2) Clearly state the objective of each task.
3) Estimate the Personnel, Time and Resources to meet objectives.
4) Develop a task sequence.
5) Estimate the product development costs.
5.3.1 GANTT CHART
The bar or Gantt chart is a widely used simple project scheduling technique.Gantt chart
is a type of bar-chart that shows both the scheduled and completed work over a period.
A time-scale is given on the chart's horizontal axis and each activity is shown as a
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separate horizontal rectangle whose length is proportional to the time required for the
activity's completion.
o Advantages include:
 Direct correlation with time.
 Straight forward relationship with projects involving a limited number of

tasks.
 Straight forward integration of subtasks having separate scheduling charts.
 Time schedule is flexible and is expanded to show tasks of shorter nature.
 Progress against the plan is easily reflected
Following table illustrates the various project tasks and time (in Weeks and Days)
required, for the synopsis development of “Online Matrimonial System”.
Sl. No ACTIVITIES DAYS

Sl.No Activities Days
1 Requirement Study 5
2 System Study 5
3 System Analysis 5
4 System Design 7
6 Testing 6
5 Documentation 5
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May 2017 Jun 2017

ID Task Name Start Finish Duration
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
1 Requirement Study 5/25/2017 5/29/2017 5d
2 System Study 5/30/2017 6/3/2017 5d
3 System Analysis 6/4/2017 6/8/2017 5d
4 System Design 6/9/2017 6/15/2017 7d
5 Testing 6/16/2017 6/21/2017 6d
6 Doumentation 6/22/2017 6/26/2017 5d
Gantt Chart
5.3.2 PERT CHART

A project management tool that provides a graphical representation of a project’s
timeline. PERT, or Program Evaluation Review Technique, was developed by the
United States Navy for the Polaris submarine missile program in the 1950s. PERT
charts allow the tasks in a particular project to be analyzed, with particular attention to
the time required to complete each task, and the minimum time required to finish the
entire project.
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Requiremet Study 5/30/2017 Testing
5/25/2017 5/29/2017 5/30/2017 6/3/2017 6/4/2017 6/8/2017
5/25/207 5/29/2017 5/30/2017 6/3/2017 6/4/2017 6/8/2017
System Design System Design Documentation
6/9/217 6/15/2017 6/16/207 6/21/2017 6/22/2017 6/26/2017
6/9/2017 6/15/207 6/16/207 6/21/2017 6/22/2017 6/26/2017
Figure: PERT CHART
6. SCOPE OF THE SOLUTION
This system will provide the leadership and support necessary to sustain long-term
growth and customer satisfaction for our world-class customers and passionately
promote quality and service at all levels while enhancing company’s competitive
advantage.
Requirement Analysis encompasses the tasks that go into determining the requirements
of the new system, taking account of the possibly conflicting and requirements of the
various users. In the flexibility of the uses, the interface has been developed a graphics
concept in mind, associated through a browsers interface.
1. Scope determines the boundary within which the system works.
2. Users of the system are Administrator and Users.

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7. ANALYSIS
System development is having two major components: System analysis and System
design. System analysis is the process of collecting and interpreting facts,
understanding problems and using the information to suggest improvements on the
system. This will help to understand the existing system and determine how computers
make its operation more effective.
System design is a process through which requirements are translated into a
representation of the software. It is the activity of decision-making. The system design
is concerned with in the transformation of requirements into data and software
architecture. Then it focuses on the refinements for the architectural representations that
lead to detailed data structures and algorithmic representation of software. Depending
on the applications and project requirements, a good design is one, which allows
efficient code to be produced, and whose implementation is as compact as possible.
7.1 DATA FLOW DIAGRAM
Data flow diagram represents one of the most ingenious tools for structured analysis. A
DFD has the purpose of clarifying system requirements and identifying major
transformations that will become programs in system design. It is the major starting
point in the design phase that functionally decomposes the requirement specifications
down to the lowest level of detail. A DFD consists of a series of bubbles joined by
lines. The bubble represents the data transformation and lines represent data flow in the
system. In the normal conventional DFD have 5 major symbols.
o Square which defines source or destination of data

o An arrow identifies dataflow- data in motion. It is a pipeline through which
information flows.
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o A circle or bubble represents a process that transforms incoming data flow(s)

into outgoing data flow(s).
o An open rectangle is a data store- data at rest or a temporary Repository of data.
o An open rectangle with a bar represents a data store (file), which is repeatedly
referenced
Symbols used in DFD
It defines a source or destination of system data.
It represents a process that transforms incoming data

flow into outgoing data flow.
It defines data flow. It is a pipeline through which

information flows
It is used to store data or a temporary repository of

data.
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LEVEL 0 DFD
Reports Register Profile

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Manage System Search Results
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LEVEL 2 DFD (USER SEARCHING) Login Details

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SECOND LEVEL DFD FOR USER

ACTIVATION 6.0
Requst to Register
6.1. User Details
USER New User Registration
Registration
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Update Status
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SECOND LEVEL DFD FOR EXPRESS

INTEREST 7.0
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7.2ER DIAGRAM
An Entity Relationship model (ER model for short) is an abstract and

conceptual representation of data. Entity-relationship modeling is a database modeling
method, used to produce a type of conceptual schema or semantic data model of a
system, often a relational database, and its requirements in a top-down fashion.
Diagrams created by this process are called Entity Relationship diagrams or ER
diagrams. A conceptual ER model may be used as the foundation for one or
more logical data models. The purpose of the conceptual ER model is then to establish
structural metadata commonality for the master data entities between the set of logical
ER models. The conceptual data model may be used to form commonality relationships
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between ER models as a basis for data model integration. The following are some DFD
symbols used in the project
Rectangles represent entity sets.
Diamonds represent relationship sets.
Lines link attributes to entity sets and entity sets to

relationship sets.
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Underline indicates primary key attributes.
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HeightId Heightcm Heightft
Photo RegId Login_Date

Height Star_id StarName Login_Time
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Name
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LangId Language Age
RegId ReligionId Religion
Blood_Group
NoOfChildren Caste
CasteId ReligionId
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CitizenId Citizen StateId
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7.3 USE CASE DIAGRAMS

Manage Religion
Manage Caste
Manage Education
category
Manage Country
Manage State
Manage City
Manage Citizenship
Manage Blood_Group
Manage Mother_Tongue
Manage Occupation
Manage star
Manage Height
View and activate

Administrator registration
View user's login

summary
View interest received
View interest sent
View and publish

success
View Stories
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New Registration
Update Profile
Search profile
USER
Add to favourites
Send interest
View success stories
Generate hit
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7.4 STRUCTURE OF THE MODULES

ADMINISTRATOR USER
Manage Religion New Registration
Manage Caste Update Profile
Manage Education_Category Search profile
Manage Country Add to favourites
Manage State View interest received
Manage City Send interest
Manage Cityzenship View success stories
Manage Blood_Group Generate hit
Manage Mother_Tongue
Manage Occupation
Manage Star
Manage Height
View and activate registration
View user's login summary
View interest sent
View and publish success
View stories
View hit
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7.5CLASS DIAGRAM
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8. COMPLETE DATABASE DESIGN
Registration
Religion PK RegId Cityzenship
PK ReligionId PK CitizenId
Name
Age
Religion Citizen
Gender
Marital_Status
NoOfChildren
Education_Category
LivingStatus
City Resid_Status
Caste PK EduId
PK CityId Employ
Country PK CasteId Email Education
CityName Username
PK CountryId Caste Password
FK1 CountryId
FK1 ReligionId BodyType Blood_Group
FK2 StateId Country Weight PK BloodId
Complexion
Physical_Status BloodGroup
State Eating_habits
CasteNobar
PK StateId Subcaste Mother_Tongue
Horos_match
State Chovva PK LangId
FK1 CountryId Adderss
Phone Language
Login_summary Mobile
Star Aboutme
Profilefor Occupation
PK StarId
Profileby PK OccupId
FK1 RegId
Star Name Familyvalue
Login_Date
Familytype Occupation
Login_Time
FamilyStatus
Status
NoOfbrothers
Height
NoOfsisters Favourites
Mail PK HeightId AboutFamily
RegDate PK FavId
PK Mail_ID
InterestSent Heightcm VisitCount
Heightft Int_sent FK1 RegId
Mail_From FavRegId
PK SentId Int_Rec
Mail_To Add_date
Status
Subject
FK1 RegId FK1 ReligionId
Mail
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Mail_Date Interest_Received
Message Photos FK3 CountryId
Mail_Time
Sent_Date FK4 StateId PK RecId
PK PhotoId FK5 CityId
News FK6 CitizenId FK1 RegId
Admin Photo FK7 EduId
PhotoDescr FromRegId
PK News_ID FK8 BloodId Message
PK Username FK1 RegId FK9 LangId Rec_Date
News_title FK10 OccupId
Password
News Success_Stories FK11 StarId
Name
News_Date FK12 HeightId Hit
Status PK StoryId
Status
PK Hitdate
Title
From HitNo
Story
SDate
9. COMPLETE STRUCTURE
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This software module is designed to provide detailed information about the activities of
Administrator and Users.
9.1 MODULES AND DESCRIPTIONS
A module is a bounded contiguous group of statements having a single name and that can be
treated as a unit. In other words, a single block in a pile of blocks.
The Online Matrimonial System includes two main modules.
1. ADMINISTRATIOR
Administration module consist of three sub-modules
1.1. Add Details

This sub module of administrator enables to add new items to the database. Details Such as
Religion, Education category, caste, occupation etc
1.2. Edit Details

At each entry into the matrimonial data base, the administrator has got the power to edit the
details before adding to its original list of items. And it is being performed within a specified
time stamp. Validation of profiles is done manually. Administrator meticulously validates each
and every profile carefully on specific criterion before it is added to our database. Hence, it takes
24 hrs to validate all the profiles that are being added on one particular day. Almost every word
counts. Administrator categorically ignores profiles that are submitted by underage persons, and
profiles that contain abusive content. Administrator reject profiles that contain invalid data such
as added for fun/ looking for friendship / not related to marriage. We try and maintain the highest
quality in the database we serve.
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1.3. Delete Details

As of the power to edit the details, administrator has also got the power to delete an added Item
from the list.
2. USER
User module consist of three sub-modules
1.1 Registration
A Member at Online Matrimonial System can

 Post Profile.
 Update Profile.
 Delete Profile.
 Know the ProfileStatistics.
1.1.1 Post Profile (Registration).

Here men or women can register with or without their photos. The form to add your profile will
be displayed. User must give all the necessary as well as optional details as possible, including
the contact details in full. This will increase the chances of your profile being displayed when
our members search for matches. After you submit your information, your profile will be
automatically created and you shall be given a "Matrimony ID" generated for future references.
1.1.2 Update Profile

Users can modify the profile contents that are displayed.
1.1.3, Delete Profile

Users can delete their profile .Profile once deleted cannot be restored or reactivated.
1.1.4, Know the profileStatistics.

In the profile Statistics page user can view their details such as name, age, education and
occupation details etc. user can also view their interest received details and interest sent details
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1.2 Searching
Online Matrimonial System provides users with the following options to search user’s soul mate.
o Advanced search
o Regular search
o Search by Profile Number.
o Search by Religion
o Search by Country
o Search by Caste
o Search by Education
1.2.1 Advanced Search :-Advanced Search is designed to cover every aspect of your search
criteria delivering such profiles. Advanced Search has additional options of searching for profiles
using keywords, caste no bar option, search on the basis of residing state and physical status to
further bring profiles closest to user expectations.
1.2.2 Regular Search :-This is the regular search that allows you to search for members based
on age/ language/caste/height etc.
1.2.3 Search by profile number :-Every profile at Online Matrimonial System is identified by a
unique profile number.This could be handy in a situation where you have been supplied a profile
number by a member and you like to view the complete profile. You can thus skip the hassles of
browsing through long pages of search results. It is a convenient way to search for a list of
prospective partners based on a few basic fields.
1.2.4 Search by Religion : -It is a convenient way to search for a list of prospective partners
based on religion.
1.2.5 Search by Country :-It is a convenient way to search for a list of prospective partners
based on country.
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1.2.6 Search by caste :-It is a convenient way to search for a list of prospective partners based
on caste.
2.2.7 Search by Education :-It is a convenient way to search for a list of prospective partners
based on education.
1. 3. EXPRESS INTEREST
Express Interest is an exclusive feature that enables you to send automated messages to members
absolutely FREE.User can send unlimited Express Interest messages to anyone you choose and
can also accept any number of Express interest messages sent to you by other members.
9.2 DATA STRUCTURES

1. Religion
Constraint Name Type Reference Table(If any) Remarks
ReligionId Primary Key Unique

Column Name Data Type Width Not Null Description
ReligionId Int 4 Yes Identification
Religion Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Religion
2. Caste
CasteId Primary Key Unique

ReligionId Foreign Key Religion
CasteId Int 4 Yes Identification
Caste Varchar 20 Yes Name Of Caste
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ReligionId Int 4 Yes ReligionIdentification
3. Education_Category
EduId Primary Key Unique

EduId Int 4 Yes Identification
Education Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Education
4. Country
CountryId Primary Key Unique

CountryId Int 4 Yes Identification
Country Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Country
5. State
StateId Primary Key Unique

CountryId Foreign Key Country
StateId Int 4 Yes Identification
CountryId Int 4 Yes Country Identification
State Varchar 30 Yes Name Of State
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6. City
CityId Primary Key Unique

StateId Foreign Key State
CityId Int 4 Yes Identification
CityName Varchar 30 Yes Name Of City
CountryId Int 4 Yes Country Identification

StateId Int 4 Yes State Identification
7. Cityzenship
CitizenId Primary Key Unique

CitizenId Int 4 Yes Identification
Citizen Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Cityzenship
8. Blood_Group
BloodId Primary Key Unique

BloodId Int 4 Yes Identification
BloodGroup Varchar 20 Yes Name Of Blood group
9. Mother_Tongue
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LangId Primary Key Unique

LangId Int 4 Yes Identification
Language Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Language
10. Occupation
OccupId Primary Key Unique

OccupId Int 4 Yes Identification
Occupation Varchar 30 Yes Name Of Occupation
11. Star
Star Id Primary Key Unique

StarId Int 4 Yes Identification
StarName Varchar 20 Yes Name Of Language
12. Height
HeightId Primary Key Unique

HeightId Int 4 Yes Identification
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Heightcm Varchar 20 Yes Height in Centimeter
Heightft Varchar 20 Yes Height in foot
13. Registration
RegId Primary Key Unique

ReligionId Foreign Key Religion
CasteId Foreign Key Caste
StateId Foreign Key State
CityId Foreign Key City
CitizenId Foreign Key Citizenship
EduId Foreign Key Education_Category
BloodId Foreign Key Blood_Group
LangId Foreign Key Mother_Tongue
OccupId Foreign Key Occupation
StarId Foreign Key Star
HeightId Foreign Key Height
RegId Int 4 Yes Identification
Name Varchar 50 Yes Name
Age Int 4 Yes Age
Gender Varchar 10 Yes Gender
Marital_Status Varchar 20 Yes MaritalStatus
NoOfChildren Int 4 Yes NoOfChildren
LivingStatus Varchar 20 Yes LivingStatus
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ReligionId Int 4 Yes ReligionId
CasteId Int 4 Yes Caste Id
CountryId Int 4 Yes CountryId
StateId Int 4 Yes State Id
CityId Int 4 Yes City Id
CitizenId Int 4 Yes Citizenship
EduId Int 4 Yes EduId
BloodId Int 4 Yes BloodId
LangId Int 4 Yes LangId
OccupId Int 4 Yes OccupId
StarId Int 4 Yes StarId
HeightId Int 4 Yes HeightId
Resid_Status Varchar 20 Yes Residential Status
Employ Bit 1 Yes Employment
Email Varchar 50 Yes Email
Username Varchar 20 Yes Username
Password Varchar 20 Yes Password
BodyType Varchar 20 Yes BodyType
Weight Varchar 20 Yes Weight
Complexion Varchar 20 Yes Complexion
Physical_Status Varchar 20 Yes Physical_Status
Eating_habits Varchar 20 Yes Eating_habits
CasteNobar Bit 1 Yes CasteNobar
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Subcaste Varchar 50 Yes Subcaste
Horos_match Varchar 20 Yes Horoscopematch
Chovva Varchar 20 Yes ChovvaDosham
Adderss Varchar 50 Yes Adderss
Phone Bigint 8 Yes Phone
Mobile Bigint 8 Yes Mobile
Aboutme Varchar 100 Yes Aboutme
Profilefor Varchar 25 Profile for
Profileby Varchar 20 Yes Profileby
Familyvalue Varchar 50 Yes Familyvalue
Familytype Varchar 50 Yes Familytype
FamilyStatus Varchar 50 Yes FamilyStatus
NoOfbrothers Varchar 20 Yes NoOfbrothers
NoOfsisters Int 4 Yes NoOfsisters
AboutFamily Varchar 100 Yes AboutFamily
RegDate Date 8 Yes Registration Date
VisitCount Int 4 Yes Visit count
Int_sent Int 4 Yes Total Interest Sent
Int_Rec Int 4 Yes Total Interest

Received
Status Varchar 20 Yes Registration Status
14. Login_summary
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RegId Foreign Key Registration

RegId Int 4 Yes Identification
Login_Date Date 8 Yes Login Date
Login_Time Varchar 10 Yes Login Time
Status Varchar 10 Yes Login Status
15. Photos
PhotoId Primary Key Unique

PhotoId Int 4 Yes PhotoId
Photo Varchar 50 Yes Photo
PhotoDescr Varchar 25 Yes PhotoDescription
RegId Int 4 Yes RegId
16. Favourites
FavId Primary Key Unique

FavRegId Foreign Key Registration
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FavId Int 4 Yes
RegId Int 4 Yes
FavRegId Int 4 Yes
Add_date Date 8 Yes
17. Interest_Received
RecId Primary Key Unique

FromRegId Foreign Key Registration
RecId Int 4 Yes RecId
FromRegId Int 4 Yes From RegId
Message Varchar 50 Yes Message
Rec_Date Date 8 Yes Received Date
18. InterestSent
SentId Primary Key Unique

ToRegId Foreign Key Registration
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SentId Int 4 Yes Sent Id
ToRegId Int 4 Yes To RegId
Message Varchar 50 Yes Message
Sent_Date Date 8 Yes Sent Date
19. Admin
Username Primary Key Unique

Username Varchar 20 Yes Username
Password Varchar 20 Yes Password
Name Varchar 30 Yes Name
Status Varchar 10 Yes Status
20. Success_Stories
StoryId Unique
StoryId Int 4 Yes StoryId
Title Varchar 30 Yes Title
From Varchar 30 Yes From
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Story Varchar 30 Yes Story
SDate Date 8 Yes Submit Date
21. News
Constraint Name Type Reference Table (If Any) Remarks
News_ID Primary Unique id to this table
Key
Column Name Data Type Length Not Null Description
News_ID Int 4 Yes News ID
News_title Varchar 20 Yes News title
News Varchar 20 Yes News
News_Date Date 8 Yes News Date
Status Varchar 20 Yes Status
9.3 PROCESS LOGIC FOR ALL MODULES
Administrator Module
 Create new Administrator registration
 Enter username and password
 Check username, password and roles are valid or not.
 If valid user, allow access to the authenticated pages otherwise display error messages.
 Add /Edit Religion
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 Add /Edit Caste

 Add /Edit Education Category
 Add /Edit Occupation
 Add /Edit Country
 Add /Edit State
 Add /Edit City
 Add /Edit Citizenship
 Add /Edit Blood Group
 Add /Edit Mother Tongue
 Add /Edit Star
 Add /Edit Height
 View and activate registration
 View user's login summary
 View interest received
 View interest sent
 View and publish success Stories
 Manage News
 View and send mails
User Module
 Create new User registration
 Enter username and password
 Check username, password and roles are valid or not.
 If valid user, allow access to the authenticated pages otherwise display error messages.
 Post profile.
 Update profile.
 Delete profile.
 Know the profile statistics
 View and send message
 Search profile
 Add to favorites
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 View interest received

 Send interest
 View success stories
 View news
Searching Module
 Advanced search
 Regular Search
 Search by Profile Number.
 Search by Religion
 Search by Country
 Search by Caste
 Search by Education
9.4 IMPLEMENTATION METHODOLOGY
A methodology is not a series of templates. It is a process that needs to be adapted to suit each
situation. There needs to be someone who teams can talk with - someone who will mentor the
teams in the use of the methodology.
It all starts with providing a single point of contact for all issues from order entry through field
acceptance. The project manager will hold a kickoff meeting with the user identify the project
plan, review the sold project scope, develop correspondence and communications practices for
the project and set commitment dates. The sold specification and the notes from the kick-off
meeting make up a project's scope of supply definition.
A performance based project schedule is developed using Microsoft Project that identifies
milestones from the scope of supply. This schedule is the basis for internal monthly project
review meetings and user status reports. Realizing that user communication is critical for
success, these review meetings identify status of the project definition, hardware design,
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software design, manufacturing, system test and shipment. The project manager uses this forum
to highlight any issues and assess resources as necessary to ensure a successful implementation
9.5 LIST OF REPORTS
Reports are the outputs of database application. Reports are used to retrieve and present data in
formatted way. The information on reports is arranged in different ways. A report may also
contain graphs, charts, table’s etc.The user can generate different types of reports by
manipulating database. Some reports are simple a list of the record in database.
There are five reports in this project are as follow:
 Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly Registration Report

 Profile Statistics Report
 Graphical Report of Visitors
 Interest Received Report
 Interest Sent Report
10. IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY MECHANISMS
Security mechanism comes at two levels: One at the operating System level and the other at the
Database System Level. The Operating System Level Security is implemented at several levels,
ranging from passwords for access to the system to the isolation of concurrent process running
within the system. The OS denies access to the system if the password and user name is invalid.
Database Security
As with securing a network, securing a database by looking at the various layers that are
involved is an effective approach. Security of databases can be defined as preventing
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unauthorized or accidental disclosure, alteration, or destruction of data. In addition, the

confidentiality of data that exists in the database must be considered, as should the availability of
that data. The following section will discuss a secure database design; while not all-inclusive, it
should provide a good, basic starting point.For SQL Server Express, one of our goals is to
provide secure defaults for the different components. For instance, the networking protocols such
as TCP/IP and Named Pipes are turned off. SQL Browser service is not started unless the user
explicitly asks for this in the setup command line. The SA or System Admin account is disabled
by default if Windows Authentication is used. Normal users on the machine have almost no
privileges on the SQL Server Express instance. A Local administrator on the server must
explicitly grant relevant permissions for normal users so that they can use SQL functionality.
Performance
SQL Server Express has abandoned the concept of a "governor". Frankly, I've rarely seen the
governor slow any MSDE system down, but by dropping the governor, Microsoft has removed a
point of confusion about the scalability of the SQL Server engine. SQL Server Express has ways
to limit scalability. As configured in the Beta, SQL Server Express can only address 1GB of
system RAM in the buffer pool. This limits the number of data pages and procedures in the RAM
cache.
Roles
SQL provides for easy and controlled privilege management through roles. Roles are named
groups of related privileges that are granted to users or other roles.
11. FUTURE SCOPE & ENCHANCEMENT OF THE PROJECT
The Online Matrimonial System is designed for users to find out his/her best soul mate. Each
task in this site is divided into modules. Hence modification and enhancement can be made
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easily without affecting any other part of the program. This siteis not providing any facility for
direct interaction between users. This system can be further enhanced by including a chat
application, which will facilitate direct communication between users. The current system
provides free service for all kinds of users. It can be enhanced to a commercial site.
Since the design of the system allows high level of feasibility for expansion and development, all
the above said improvements can be performed hassle free and without hampering the basic
functionalities of the system.
12. BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. System Analysis and Design, M Awad Elias., GalgotiaBooksource, 1997 Second Edition
2. Software Engineering A Practitioner’s Approach, S Pressman Roger, McGraw-Hill
International Edition, 2001 Fifth Edition
3. Analysis and Design of Information Systems, James A Senn
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ONLINE MATRIMONIAL SYSTEM

1. TITLE OF THE PROJECT

ONLINE MATRIMONIAL SYSTEM

2. INTRODUCTION & OBJECTIVES

The project entitled “Online Matrimonial System” can be categorized as

RDBMS is a type of database management system (DBMS) that stores data in

Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database server, developed by Microsoft: it

4. TOOLS/PLATFORM, HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

Frond End: ASP.Net 4.0 with C#

ASP.NET is a Web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to

Back End: SQL SERVER 2008 Express Edition

Web Server: Internet Information Services (IIS)

4.2 SOFTWARE SPECIFICATONS

Operating System : Windows XP Server

Front End : ASP.Net 4.0 with C#

Back End : SQL Server 2008

Web Server : IIS 7.0

Web Browser : Internet Explorer 7.0

Internet Technologies : JavaScript

4.3 HARDWARE SPECIFICATONS

Processor : Pentium 2 GHz

Keyboard : Standard Keyboard

Mouse : Standard Mouse

4.4 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION

A software requirements specification is a document which is used as a communication

providing a platform to people for connecting from worldwide.Still there is no any

5. PROBLEM DEFINITION, REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS,

5.1.1 EXISTING SYSTEM

Limitations of the Existing System

5.1.2 PROPOSED SYSTEM

Main advantages of the proposed system

The objectives of this system are:

2. To provide accurate information about the users.

4. Reduce money and very less effort to take.

5.2 REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION

A condition or capability that must be met or possessed by a system, product, service,

The following is a running list of possible Online Matrimonial System

1. Supports the activation of users

5.3 PROJECT PLANNING & SCHEDULING

To provide a brief introduction to project planning and scheduling.The critical area

Steps in the Planning Process

1) Identify the tasks.

2) Clearly state the objective of each task.

3) Estimate the Personnel, Time and Resources to meet objectives.

4) Develop a task sequence.

5) Estimate the product development costs.

5.3.1 GANTT CHART

 Direct correlation with time.

 Straight forward relationship with projects involving a limited number of

 Straight forward integration of subtasks having separate scheduling charts.

 Time schedule is flexible and is expanded to show tasks of shorter nature.

 Progress against the plan is easily reflected

Sl. No ACTIVITIES DAYS

May 2017 Jun 2017

5.3.2 PERT CHART

Requiremet Study 5/30/2017 Testing

5/25/2017 5/29/2017 5/30/2017 6/3/2017 6/4/2017 6/8/2017

5/25/207 5/29/2017 5/30/2017 6/3/2017 6/4/2017 6/8/2017

System Design System Design Documentation

6/9/217 6/15/2017 6/16/207 6/21/2017 6/22/2017 6/26/2017

6/9/2017 6/15/207 6/16/207 6/21/2017 6/22/2017 6/26/2017

Figure: PERT CHART

6. SCOPE OF THE SOLUTION