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scalability

Ability of a software or hardware system or a network to grow without breaking down or requiring an expensive redesign. Scalable systems may thus be tested and perfected at a modest size and then expanded to meet future needs.



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9 Goodson (Progress Software, data connectivity and mainframe integration) and Steward (Progress Software) research and development), both considered database access experts, address solutions to performance and scalability problems in this comprehensive reference.
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