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  • A fat client is a PC configured for handling user interfaces and some application processing, usually with no or limited local data storage.


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    • The Client-Server Database problems

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    • 1. The database server is responsible for database storage, access, and processing.

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    • 2. Client/server environments use a local area network (LAN) to support a network of personal computers, each with its own storage, that are also able to share common devices and software attached to the LAN.

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    • 3. Massively parallel processing (MPP) systems require a complete copy of the operating system to be resident in each dedicated memory.

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    • 4. Query-by-Example (QBE) is the most widely available direct-manipulation database query language.

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    • 5. A field represents each component of a composite attribute.

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    • 6. Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) architectures are useful for situations where data must remain in memory during processing to achieve the desired performance level.

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    • 7. ODBC requires the specific driver.

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    • 8. Data processing logic includes such activities as data validation and identification of processing errors.

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    • 9. Activities of a DBMS occur in the processing component logic.

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    • 10. The first client/server architectures developed were file servers.

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