Design and Implementation of Large-Scale Data Management System Based on C/S Structure

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With the development of computer and network technology, the storage and analysis for complex and large-scale of data can be implemented. According to the requirement, this paper designs a large-scale data management system based on C/S structure which realizes concentration, integration, security management, in-depth analysis and report generation of the field data. Application of the system can improve the scientific management level of enterprises, enhance employee productivity, ensure security, integrity and accuracy of the data, and provide important data for the performance review and decisions of enterprises development, thus improving economic efficiency of enterprises.

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