Each location/site/branch stores the part/portion/section of the database
... which they use/access most frequently/which is relevant to them Data updates/modifications are made at the appropriate site The database must be synchronised at intervals
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char *p;
int *q;
int count;
public:
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}
//...
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char *p;
int *q;
int count;
public:
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}
//...
};
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int a;
public:
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public:
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// ...
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