In the typical client/server architecture,all database recovery,security,and concurrent access management are centralized at the server; this is the responsibility of each user workstation in a simple LAN.

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In the typical client/server architecture, the server is responsible for centralized database recovery, security, and concurrent access management, while each user workstation in a simple LAN may have limited responsibilities in these areas.

In the Typical Client/server Architecture,all Database Recovery,security,and Concurrent Access Management