difference between application, presentation servers in sap
and servers or layers both are same or not

Answer Posted / hari

The server exist in presentation layer is presentation
server and the server exist in application layer is
application server.

Presentation layer --> Application Layer --> Database Layer
e.g. SAP GUI SAP Application Database.

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