plexter said:
Could someone give me a brief discription of how
a N-Tier system could be setup in a Hospital Wan
"N-tier" is a term for architechture of a system... user interface for the
user which may or may not itself include any application intelligence, a
middle-tier or tiers of processing functionality with "business rules", and
back-end processing (web services or database). The preceding is just about
as near to a tutorial as I (and many other posters) are willing to attempt
in a newsgroup.
It seems clear to me from the question you asked and the way you asked it
that you need a good deal of introductory level instruction/understanding of
programming/development before you are in a position to address "n-tier"
systems.
Just for your information, this newsgroup deals with Microsoft Access
database software, and it is rarely, if ever involved in "n-tier systems"
where "n" is greater than "2" -- it is exceptionally good for individual
desktop database applications, for small workgroups sharing data tables, and
as a client application for server database datastores in a LAN environment.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
