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From: bapat@rm1.UUCP (Bapat)
Newsgroups: comp.databases
Subject: Re: Client/Server processes and implementations
Keywords: Client Server Processes
Message-ID: <197@rm1.UUCP>
Date: 7 Dec 89 23:24:28 GMT
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   The recent discussion on client-server architectures has been fascinating,
   unfortunately I seem to have caught only the tail end of it. Would some
   kind soul who may have saved an archive of some of the salient earlier
   articles please email it to me? It would be much appreciated.

   Also, is the IBM concept of Co-operative Processing (under SAA) derived
   from client-server architectural concepts, or does it involve
   full-function equal peer entities sharing out a distributed processing load?
   Any insight from Co-op Processing gurus will be appreciated.
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S. Bapat        novavax!rm1!bapat@uunet.uu.net     Racal-Milgo, Ft Lauderdale

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