Transaction Processing Systems

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Transaction Processing Systems UNIT II

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Transaction Processing Systems

UNIT II

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Transaction Processing Cycle

Data Entry Activities Transaction Processing Activities File and Database Processing Document and Report Generation Inquiry Processing

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Transaction Processing System

Data Entry Transaction Processing Document

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Report Generation

Inquiry ProcessingFile and Database Processing

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Data Entry Activities

Data is captured and collected by recording, coding and editing activities

Traditional Data Entry – People Involved– Get data, Edit it and batch it, key it into computer

then sort and store.– Disadvantages : Too costly, Increases potential

errors, Too many activities, many people and media involved.

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Data Entry Activities

Source Data Automation– From source that generates data– By using machine readable media– Optical Scanning, MICR, Light Pens, Voice Input,

Touch Screen Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

– Complete Automation– From start till information is got. – For eg. Orders put up in internet and customers fill in

data that is fed into the Sales TPS and then processed

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Transaction Processing Activities

Batch Processing– Process

Gather Source Data Record data and input Sort Update Master file

– Advantages : Efficiency, Economy, Control– Disadvantages : Frequently out-of-date Master file

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Transaction Processing Activities

Real Time Processing– Processing as soon as transaction gets over

Levels of Systems– Inquiry / Response Systems (Information Retrieval)– Data Entry Systems (PoS)– File Processing Systems (Collect, Convert,

Manipulate and Store (no output))– Full Capability Systems (Eg. Indian Railways

Ticketing)– Process Control Systems (Full Capability + Control

(uses info output to control))

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Transaction Processing Activities

Real Time Processing Advantages

– Immediate Updation

Disadvantages– Security– Cost

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File and Database Processing

Maintenance Activities : Correct and Update Information

Inquiry Processing

Interrogation of Online files and database by end users

Eg. Getting Account Information

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Document and Report Generation

Action Documents– Initiate actions / transactions

Information Documents– Relate, Confirm or Prove that transactions

occurred

Turnaround Documents– Returned back to the sender

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Attributes of Information Quality

Time Dimension– Timeliness (provided when needed)– Currency (up-to-date when provided)– Frequency (as often as needed)– Time Period (info about past, present and future

time periods)

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Attributes of Information Quality

Content Dimension– Accuracy (free from errors)– Relevance (related to needs)– Completeness (all info is provided)– Conciseness (info needed alone is provided)

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Attributes of Information Quality

Form Dimension– Clarity (easy to understand form)– Detail (in detail or summary form)– Order (in predetermined sequence)– Presentation (numeric, graphic, narrative)– Media (as required [printed paper, video displays,

disks, etc.])

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Information Reporting System

Produce information products (reports and documents) that support day-to-day decision making

Information Reporting Alternatives :– Periodic Scheduled Reports– Exception Reports (specific conditions)– Demand Reports and Responses

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Executive Information Systems

Information Reporting Systems + Decision Support Systems

For Strategic Planning and Control Much of top management information comes

from non-computer sources Now computer-based EIS developed – easy

to operate and understand

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Executive Information Systems

Tailored to the preferences of the executives Use of Graphics Get detailed information in areas of interest

to them

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