Part 1 | Cafe Management System in Java Swing & MySQL – Explain & Create Database in MySQL

In this video, we start Part 1 of the Cafe Management System using Java Swing & MySQL series. 👉 In Part 0, we demonstrated the complete project and features. 👉 In this video (Part 1), we focus on project explanation and database design. 🔹 What you will learn in this video: Complete project overview & workflow Understanding the Cafe Management System modules Designing the database structure Creating MySQL tables: Menu Items Orders Order Details User Table Relationships between tables Best practices for database design in real projects This tutorial is beginner to intermediate friendly and perfect for: Java Swing learners MySQL beginners Final year students Desktop application developers 🎯 By the end of this video, you will clearly understand how to design and create a real-world cafe management database. ▶️ Previous Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSpuMuTxtBA&t=9s 👍 Like the video if it helps 💬 Comment if you have questions 🔔 Subscribe for upcoming Java Swing projects ========================== -- Database Scripts: ========================== -- ========================= -- Create Database -- ========================= CREATE DATABASE cafe_management_system; USE cafe_management_system; -- ========================= -- Table: tbluser -- ========================= CREATE TABLE tbluser ( userId INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, firstName VARCHAR(100), lastName VARCHAR(100), username VARCHAR(100), password VARCHAR(255) ); -- ========================= -- Table: tblmenuitem -- ========================= CREATE TABLE tblmenuitem ( itemId INT PRIMARY KEY, itemName VARCHAR(150), price DECIMAL(10,2), description VARCHAR(255), imagePath VARCHAR(255) ); -- ========================= -- Table: tblorder -- ========================= CREATE TABLE tblorder ( orderId INT PRIMARY KEY, orderDate DATE ); -- ========================= -- Table: tblorderdetails -- ========================= CREATE TABLE tblorderdetails ( orderDetailsId INT PRIMARY KEY, orderId INT, itemId INT, quantity INT, FOREIGN KEY (orderId) REFERENCES tblorder(orderId), FOREIGN KEY (itemId) REFERENCES tblmenuitem(itemId) );