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A centralised database is a single database under the control of a single Database Management System. All users and client applications connect directly to the DBMS. This means that the database is stored in only one location and everyone in the system is directly connected to it. Unlike a distributeddatabase which is a set of connected databases stored on multiple computers that appears to users as a single database.
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What are centralized database?
A centralised database holds all of an organisation's data on a central computer such as a mainframe computer or server. Users in the organisation can access the data from their own PC or terminal.
Is Judaism a centralised religion?
No, Judaism is not a centralised religion.
Centralised power house automation?
Centralised power house automation
What is a centralized?
A centralised cartel is an arrangement by all the members, where a centralised body decides on the pricing.
What is a centralized cartel?
A centralised cartel is an arrangement by all the members, where a centralised body decides on the pricing.
What is a centralised system?
centralised filing means that a single department is responsible for the filing of all organisation documents
Should the information systems function in a business be centralised or decentralised?
should the information system function in a business be centralised or decentralised
How important is the bureaucracy to a centralised government?
Not
Is Tesco centralized or decentralized?
centralised
What is main purpose to use server?
The main purpose to use server is to access/retrieve data/information from a centralised database. it is also used to store the data/information which could be used in future. Servers could be dedicated or shared depending on the need.
Distnguish between the centralised and the decentralised traditional political system in Nigeria?
Distinguish between the centralised and the decentralised traditional political system in Nigeria?
What is the difference between the centralised and decentralised departmentalisation?
centralised is a high degree of authority at the top of the hierarchy and decentralised is a high degree of delegated authority
