This is an example of an inventory program using a database to store and retrieve data.

It is simple but functional and demonstrates database concepts. It was written in a style that allows expansion.

Various characteristics that make up a guitar are kept in seperate tables and then aggregiated into a join table to represent each unique guitar model. Each characteristic and the guitars themselves can be listed, added, or deleted.

Possible additions:

Guitar types list themselves in full when added. (Break guitar display code into own function). Search and return all guitars by manufacturer, body style etc. Add additional guitar characteristics: model name, color, pickup config etc. Option to reset numbering in tables to eliminate id sequence gaps.

Author: Sean Morrison License: Public Domain