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Old 08-08-08, 06:04
aarklon aarklon is offline
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Question single tier, 2- tier and 3-tier DBMS

hi all,


how correct is the following diagram showing single tier, 2- tier and 3-tier DBMS ?

http://i529.photobucket.com/albums/dd339/aarklon/6.jpg
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Old 08-08-08, 06:10
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how correct?

depends on what you hope to do with that diagram

presumably this a homework assignment is for some course?

you'll do just fine, and if you don't get an A, you can blame me

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Old 08-08-08, 09:23
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