06-04-2017, 10:29 AM
The purpose of the Railway Reservation System is a software application that provides the details of train timing, booking, billing and cancellation. Using these systems, the Ticket Counter person can perform operations such as finding train schedules and knowing information about PNR status, seat availability, and ticket costs.
This system basically refers to the reservation and cancellation of train tickets for the passenger. The need for this system raises because, as is well known, India has the largest railway network in the world and it is not possible to handle such a large system manually. Through its computerization, it was possible to overcome the limitations and make the operations of the system more efficient. The complexity in handling data and records of such a vast system was reduced and made easier by computerizing the system. Being more specific, this online railway reservation system can perform basic functions such as reservation and cancellation. Users are required to register to the server to gain access to the database and retrieve the query result. At the end of registration, each user has an account that essentially refers to the customer's 'view level'. The account contains complete information of the user entered during the registration and allows the user to access their past reservations, cancellations, check the trains and train schedule, availability of seats and make new reservations. The main user can also update the data of his account, etc. The master user of this system is the railway administrator who can log in with a master password and once a user is authenticated as an administrator, he can access and modify the information stored in the database of this system.
This system basically refers to the reservation and cancellation of train tickets for the passenger. The need for this system raises because, as is well known, India has the largest railway network in the world and it is not possible to handle such a large system manually. Through its computerization, it was possible to overcome the limitations and make the operations of the system more efficient. The complexity in handling data and records of such a vast system was reduced and made easier by computerizing the system. Being more specific, this online railway reservation system can perform basic functions such as reservation and cancellation. Users are required to register to the server to gain access to the database and retrieve the query result. At the end of registration, each user has an account that essentially refers to the customer's 'view level'. The account contains complete information of the user entered during the registration and allows the user to access their past reservations, cancellations, check the trains and train schedule, availability of seats and make new reservations. The main user can also update the data of his account, etc. The master user of this system is the railway administrator who can log in with a master password and once a user is authenticated as an administrator, he can access and modify the information stored in the database of this system.
