Yes, and as we all know, even the simplest sentences can be misunderstood sometimes. In this case, it's quite possible that all of the suggestions are wrong, or that one or another of the...
Type: Posts; User: matsp
Yes, and as we all know, even the simplest sentences can be misunderstood sometimes. In this case, it's quite possible that all of the suggestions are wrong, or that one or another of the...
I still think the three categories may be what I described. I may not have used exactly the right words, but say 20-30 years ago, a database system was something you couldn't use a PC to access...
So you don't think my three definitions are what the original poster's question refers to?
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Mats
Except that most of those are used as Server/Client systems [most often the DB for a forum is not on the same machine as the Apache server, for example].
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Mats
I'm going to have a go at defining the three terms:
Centralized database.
I guess the old-fashioned mainframe solution would classify as centralized database - that is, you have one large...