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three-tier client/server

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three-tier client/server
A three-way interaction in a client/server environment, in which the user interface is stored in the client, the bulk of the business application logic is stored in one or more servers, and the data are stored in a database server. See client/server.
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In three-tier client/server systems (Exhibit 2) the application logic (or process) resides in the middle tier; it is separated from the database and user interface.
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