A design goal for distributed databases to allow programmers to treat a data item replicated at several sites as though it were at one site is called:
A) location transparency.
B) replication accessibility.
C) replication transparency.
D) data accessibility.

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Replication transparency allows programmers to interact with a data item as if it were located at a single site, even though it is replicated across multiple sites.

A Design Goal for Distributed Databases to Allow Programmers to Treat