Database Design In SQL Server 2005

Jan 11, 2007

Hi
I am facing a problem in designing a database for my project.Please help

I have hotel Information.The hotel allocates rooms for my company.This is done on weekly basis.

Now suppose in first week of a year the number of rooms allocated to the company is 3,2ndweek =5,3rdWeek=5 and so on...

So when i search based on a week i should have one result set
If i search based on MOnth i should have one result set.. in this way.

So what fields i need to take in a database table so that when i search based on week /month/quarter/year i get different resultsets.

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