What is the difference between Two Tier and Three Tier
Architecture?
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Answer Posted / vanafta
It is clear from the question that the difference is two
and three, but what are they the main difference is the two-
tier consist of two parts: a client and a database server.
But the three-tier consist of three parts which are client,
application server and database server.
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