What are traditional database applications?
What will be an ideal response?
A traditional database is shared among many users. In that case, the application resides on the users' computers and the database management system and database reside on a server computer. A network, in most cases not the Internet, is used to transmit traffic back and forth between the users' computers and the DBMS server computer. Traditional database application programs are written in object-oriented languages such as C++ and VisualBasic (and even in earlier languages like COBOL). They are thick applications that need to be installed on users' computers. In some cases, all of the application logic is contained in a program on users' computers and the server does nothing except run the DBMS and serve up data.
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Betty, who found the watch and saw the reward offer, returns the watch to Jennifer after 20 days. Which of the following would be true about Betty receiving or not receiving the reward? A) Betty will not receive the reward as Jennifer had already revoked it. B) Betty will not receive the reward as Jennifer had stopped publishing the reward offer. C) Betty cannot claim the reward because she had not performed all the requested acts. D) Betty can claim the reward because Jennifer had not published a notice of revocation.