In two-tier database architectures, little functionality needs to be programmed into the client application.

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In a two-tier database architecture, the client application typically contains significant functionality such as user interface, application logic, and data access, unlike in a three-tier architecture where the client application only contains user interface and application logic, with all data access being handled by the middle-tier.

In Two-Tier Database Architectures, Little Functionality Needs to Be Programmed