Date's Tweleve Rules for Distributed Database Systems - Network Independence
The system should not depend on particular network implementations and protocols.
Network Independence rule can be defined in different way as follows;
- Desirable to be able to support a variety of disparate communication networks also.
- Network independence: The DDB and its associated DDBMS should be capable of being implemented on any suitable network platform.Note: At present, this goal means that the DDBMS should be able to run on Windows NT, on Windows 2000, on any variant of Unix, and on Novell Networks.
- A distributed database system should be designed to run regardless of the communication protocols and network topology used to interconnect various system nodes.
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