Re: Three-Tier Client Server
Date: 1995/05/19
Message-ID: <3piv9k$8db_at_niven.ksc.nasa.gov>#1/1
In article <1995May18.144208.4496_at_nosc.mil>, mvergara_at_sctcorp.com (Michael P. Vergara) says:
>
>My boss asked me today about this. I have never heard of 'Three-Tier
>Client/Server' architecture. Am I that far out of it? Can anyone
>shed some light on this topic?
>
>Thanks
>Mike
>
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John J. Donovan of the Cambridge Technology Group, Inc. Mass. has a book called Business and Technology: A Paradigm Shift. Talks all about it. The front end is the client application, the middle is a set of applications that can connect any front end application with any back end database. Like a smart switch. The bottom of course are the dbms's of choice.
jdr Received on Fri May 19 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST