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    Default Database and or Cash register programme

    I would like to eather make or download a database where i can keep track of all my stock and services and also to have cashregister function where i can keep records of who bought what

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    Your requirement seems to be very abstract. Yes you can maintain your inventory details and cash register using database.

    But i don't think without stating your actual requirements it would be difficult to comment about it.

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    http://php-mysql-tutorial.com
    There ya go.

    That's a general answer for a general question.

    Also, anything that actually deals with money must be dealt with very carefully... I wouldn't want to code something that accepts credit cards myself, for example.
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    It depends if you want it online or offline

    If you want offline, then Microsoft Access will do.
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    MS Access is good if you are dealing with small to medium volume of data. I would say a beginner can start using databases using MS Access will certainly enjoy the experience as it has wizards and tooltips for everything.

    If you are looking for something which is efficient i would suggest MySQL/PostgreSQL

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    Sure. Offline is a whole different story, just if you're keeping track for yourself.
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    He still can use a web based items for an office inventory system. You can find lots of PHP packages in the net for free.

    I think developing a custom software will be expensive compared to the above one.

    Customized softwares has to support networks if wants to communicate with different departments.

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