One big problem with an online reservation system is that you will have your database and files on a server that would be thousands of miles away from your place. And this would result in a deal slow down of ticket reservations. Let us say that we have a system developed and hosted in on a server that would serve a movie theatre where people would be standing in a queue at the counter to get their tickets, as well as people would be booking it online thru the website. This would mean a lot of database operations, and without a high end database server, you cant hope to have a good speed in the database operations. Apart from that, there is a latency of the time that is taken to access the servers for every database or file query. This could take a lot of time. Therefore the best way to do is to keep online and offline reservations seperate, allot seats seperately.

Or just have a reservation system, and get seats alloted at the counter like the airline people do. There are a million to EASY WAYS TO EARN CASH FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME, and online ticketing is one of them. Just sign a contract with someone, and get the job done from your home, and money would come looking for you.

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.I have got an open source software installed on my ubuntu laptop called KStars, which is connected to a few remote servers from which it fetches data and shows what exactly the sky above my geographical location looks now, would look later during the day, and then later at night. I can forsee what I would see at night on the software, with its predictive calculations. So, I just make notes during evenings, and star gaze at nights to find out that what the software and the servers say are absolutely correct. But watching the sky on a computer screen can never match watching the sky thru a telescope.