An application stores structured records and answers queries against those records. Which server role is that?
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Short Explanation
The application keeps rows and asks questions of them. You put that on a database server. A print queue, an address handout, and a log collector do not answer those queries.
Full Explanation
A database server stores structured records and answers queries against them. That is the role in the stem. A print server receives print jobs. It does not query an application's records. A DHCP server leases addresses. It does not store the application's data. A syslog server collects log messages. It is not the query engine for those records. Exam caveat: the application and the database can be on different hosts. The role is still the database, wherever it sits. Operational check: run one query the application uses and confirm the records come back from that server. Note which host answered, in case the application and the database are not on the same machine. Write what you found on the ticket.