Client-server architecture
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Word Count
113,000 words, Guess
Page Count
452 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveclientserverarch00bers
- ISBN-100070050767
- ISBN-139780070050761
- LibraryThing41964
- Goodreads3486876
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- Library of Congress Control Number92006831
- Open LibraryOL1705486M
Classifications
- DDC004/.36
- LCCQA76.9.D5 B47 1992
Description
With new coverage of middleware, Windows 95, and Windows NT - not to mention the hot areas of massively parallel processing, data warehousing, OLAP, and data mining - industry expert Alex Berson updates his authoritative guide to the distributed computing environment. The Second Edition brings you up to speed on these and other swiftly changing areas in client/server architecture at a level that virtually guarantees you'll speed system implementation and improve performance. Client/Server Architecture, Second Edition, covers components, open systems, specialization in both client and server, and second-generation, multi-tiered implementations of client/server systems. This updated edition also provides a management view of costs and risks in implementing client/server systems. Berson clarifies the issues of distributed objects, data warehousing, on-line analytical processing, data mining, high performance commercial computing, and client/server application development. In addition to discussing data distribution between heterogeneous databases, he illustrates data replication by examining the popular implementations offered by major vendors.
Series Statement
- J. Ranade series on computer communications
Other Editions
- Client-server architecture
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