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Hi, Anybody can explain me What is the Difference between 2-
tier and 3-tier Architecture.
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Answer Posted / kumari sri
2-tier architecture : In this
architecture presentation
layer,business layer wil be
availiable in one system and
database layer is availiable in
server.
3-tier architecture : in this
architecture presentation
layer in one system,b layer
in one server, d layer in
another server.
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