among 1,2,3 tier which architecture is best to maintain database efficiently?and advantages and disadvantages 1,2, 3 tier architectures.

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iam an entry level programmer and getting confusion which is the best way to develop a project by using 1tier or 2tier or 3tier architecture. and which will give easiest way to maintain database. if i select 1 tier-architecture what are the advantages and disadvantages?
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Thanks In Advance.

Posted 21-Dec-13 20:19pm

raxhemanth

Updated 21-Dec-13 22:47pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-12-21T20:50:00

This is a crazy question. The number of tiers does not have fixed benefits except that one tier is easier to build and usually harder to maintain because it ends up meaning that the code is all bundled together. Having your data code in a DLL is directly useful to consume it in a year bed, but ultimately the point is to have it so it can be easily separated from the other code. Really your best bet is to buy some books, write some code, and learn from experience.

JoCodes · Answer 2 · 2013-12-22T00:09:00

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Have a read on this link .

N-Tier Architecture and Tips[^]

Hope this helps...

Posted 22-Dec-13 0:09am

JoCodes