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Original Articles

DESIGNING AND MANAGING CLIENT/SERVER DBMSs

Pages 49-57 | Published online: 24 Oct 2007
 

Abstract

Client/server systems have evolved from simple graphical front ends for relational data bases to object-oriented and distributed data bases. This article discusses the merits of the emerging technologies of the new generation of client/server systems—three-tier architectures, object-oriented data bases, object request broker systems, and replication—and the design and management issues in developing applications for such systems.

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Notes on contributors

T.M. Rajkumar

T.M. RAJKUMAR and DONALD L. DAWLEY are associate professor of MIS at Miami University in Oxford OH.

Donald L. Dawley

T.M. RAJKUMAR and DONALD L. DAWLEY are associate professor of MIS at Miami University in Oxford OH.

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