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what is a client server technology please explain

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: July 20, 2007     Asked by: ferozbm 
  
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February 18, 2006 04:23:08   
anil        

RE: what is a client server technology please explain
hiclient/server technology meansclient is some thing the user interact with the application.server means storing the data from apllication
 
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February 21, 2006 08:40:18   
kiran kumar Racherla        

RE: what is a client server technology please explain
Application contains 3 layers These are presentation layer Bussiness logic Database.In a client server Presentation layer Bussiness logic is present client place and database is present in server.That means database is centralized. Clent server arechitecture is is 2 -Tier Environment.
 
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July 20, 2007 05:54:11   
mark5        

RE: what is a client server technology please explain
Hi

See there are basic three layers viz Presentation layer Business logic and Database layer.

Client Server technology is a TWO TIER concept.There are two scenarios -

1) When Presentation layer & Business logic is on CLIENT side and Database is on SERVER side it is called as FAT CLIENT and

2) When Presentation is on CLIENT side and Business logic & Database is on SERVER side then it is called as THIN CLIENT.

There are few drawbacks of 1 st type For example If I have chain of hotels and if I want to give discounts on certain items then I have to make changes on all of my hotels but If I kept my business logic on server side then I have to make changes only on server and the changes are reflected on all sites.

 
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