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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 ...

In client/server systems, there are several types of configurations. This article will get into detail of the client server architecture and more precisely, 2-tier architecture and 3-tier architecture ...

Day Z's standalone release will use a more familiar, MMO-style server arrangement rather than the ARMA 2-based system t… ...

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 ...

This version is available in a client-server architecture with a Windows NT server and Windows (95 or NT) clients. A powerful and user-friendly graphical user interface allows easy access to all ...

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 ...

Free to experiment But whereas vendors that come to SaaS from a client-server background bring with them a legacy architecture and installed base that they have to accommodate as they evolve their ...

The standalone DayZ game’s servers will run on a client-server architecture, the same structure as in most massively multiplayer online games, said project lead Dean Hall recently.

06/23/2008 SQL Server Data Services (SSDS) persists flexible Entity sets in specially customized, clustered SQL Server 2008 instances running under Windows Server 2008 on commodity servers in ...