The DDBMS offers several advantages over the centralized DBMS. The DDBMS are also subject to some problems what is the main difference between the two in the following aspects:

• Suitable Applications 
• System Architecture 
• System Functions

Please also present 1 specific application example to explain how some of the differences may impact the decision of choice on what type of DBMS is more suited for that application. Please explain the rationale behind your considerations.

 

Suitable Applications

Banks

For customer information, accounts, fees, deposits , loans, etc.

Airline Companies

For bookings and information on time.

The Colleges

Identification of graduates, colleges and grades. For student knowledge.

Telecomputing

It helps manage call logs, monthly reports, balance sheets, etc.

Support

For stock, selling and buy details on financial instruments such as stocks and bonds.

Sales and distribution

Use to store information about customer, product & sales.

System Architecture

User-DDBMS Database Architecture

The architecture of this two-tier system consists of servers and clients. The features. The server mainly covers data storage, database processing and transaction administration. Mainly user interface includes client functions. They have also other functions such as quality monitoring and management of transactions.

 Differences may impact the decision of choice on what type of DBMS is more suited for that application.

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