In most organizations, client/server applications are developed using one of these tools in addition to a SQL* database server that supports stored procedures. (A stored procedure is written in a ...

McAdams, who is CEO of PaaS vendor TrackVia, successfully argued that you wouldn't want to use Database.com as the database layer in a 3-tier client-server architecture: ...

2-tier architecture is a client-server architecture where the server is versatile, meaning it can directly respond to all of the client's resource requests. In 3-tier architecture, however, the server ...

Client-serverless has roots in the old-guard, three-tier application architectures that sprung up around PCs and local area networks that connected a client-side GUI to a back-end SQL database.

What is a client-server environment? Numerous applications run in a client-server architecture. This means that client computers (computers forming part of the network) contact a server that provides ...

Three-tier Client/Server A typical example of a company datacenter, processing is divided between two or more servers: one for application processing and another for database processing. See ...

Google Voice Search, which is a feature of the Google Search app, performs the voice recognition for each query on the client-side, while Apple's Siri processes these requests on the server-side.

Client/Server distribution and the nature of the client (end user device) itself are important factors in understanding distributed architecture. If the client just features a UI, the server is doing ...

Noting how legacy applications manage “client-side and server-side logic and infrastructures within a closed, monolithic architecture,” Jauregui shows the advantages of serverless architecture ...

But six years on, just as the merger between Databricks and Tabular prompted signs of a confluence between the two formats, fledgling database DuckDB proposed an alternative architecture, prompting ...