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In recent years, with the "Regulations on the rural minimum living security," State Department "urban minimum living security regulations" and other laws and regulations related to the implementation of civil service object control information at the national, provincial and city (prefectural) levels achieved three major progress. However, in the township-level level, civil service, the object is still lagging behind the process of regulatory information, combined with my actual work, find the following questions: First, information management, civil service object still use manual management; Second, civil service, the timeliness requirements of the query object information was not satisfied; Third District target level of information management at the township level there is no unified standard.In this paper, Andrew Town People’s Government of Yunnan Province Xiangyun Home Office as the background, design and development of civil service object information management system, civil service object for the township level, supervision and management of information technology work to do some pioneering work in the following three areas.First, the detailed investigation and analysis of the civil service, supervision and management of objects in the civil service, the specific circumstances of the object. Respectively, from the minimal needs, difficulties, natural disasters, the disabled, special care and start supporting the army to investigate the scope of the current supervision and management and information management status.Second, the use of object-oriented analysis and design methods, combined with UML tools, the establishment of a civil service object information management system logical and physical models. In object-oriented analysis, draw a use case diagram, and gives a detailed analysis of use cases; in object-oriented design, drawing a sequence diagram, and gives a detailed database design.Third, MicroSoft Visual Studio 2005 is an integrated development environment to MicroSoft SQL Server database platform, the civil service object information management system. Established to achieve the analysis and design of the system model into a specific network application platform.
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