If in a distributed database network, a copy of the entire database is kept at the headquarters site and each table is replicated exactly once at any one of the other sites, there is no reason for the headquarters site to ever become a bottleneck.

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Even with this replication strategy, the headquarters site can become a bottleneck due to centralized operations, updates, or queries that require access to the complete database, leading to high traffic and processing load at the headquarters.

If in a Distributed Database Network, a Copy of the Entire