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From: Joe Pluta <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com> > I design the infrastructure once, and now I have all the benefits of > client/server design. A single point of entry (and change!) for my business > logic, a single place for auditing and security, the ability to change my > database layout independent of my applications, and the ability to move my > database and business logic to other machines, even other platforms. > Client/server design provides unparalleled flexibility for what is really a > very small cost I agree completely with Mr. Pluma. Separating the application into the appropriate layers (presentation, communication, business rules, back-end database, etc) is the only good way to write large business applications. It maybe overkill for small (one-off) things, but that is another story.
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