Mar 3, 2003 #1 durug Technical User Mar 22, 2002 335 CA Hi everybody! Could somebody explain me the difference between mysql server and MS sql server. Thanks a lot. Durug
Hi everybody! Could somebody explain me the difference between mysql server and MS sql server. Thanks a lot. Durug
Mar 3, 2003 #2 TomKane Programmer Jul 24, 2001 1,018 AU I think that there is a limit imposed on how big a mysql database can grow - smaller that it can on ms sql but I don't have any stats on it for you Upvote 0 Downvote
I think that there is a limit imposed on how big a mysql database can grow - smaller that it can on ms sql but I don't have any stats on it for you
Mar 3, 2003 Thread starter #3 durug Technical User Mar 22, 2002 335 CA But from the programming point of view? Upvote 0 Downvote
Mar 3, 2003 #4 BDC2 Programmer Mar 14, 2002 435 GB The initial differences between them is: MS SQL is a Microsoft product MySQL is by their own admission "the world's most popular open source database" MS SQL has a costly price tag MySQL is free MS SQL is a robust industry standard MySQL is "recognized for its speed and reliability." The optimum use for MySQL is use with PHP for web database applications, MS SQL is a much heavier option giving much scope for solution. BDC. Upvote 0 Downvote
The initial differences between them is: MS SQL is a Microsoft product MySQL is by their own admission "the world's most popular open source database" MS SQL has a costly price tag MySQL is free MS SQL is a robust industry standard MySQL is "recognized for its speed and reliability." The optimum use for MySQL is use with PHP for web database applications, MS SQL is a much heavier option giving much scope for solution. BDC.
Mar 3, 2003 1 #5 osjohnm Technical User Apr 4, 2002 473 ZA durug Have a look at the following thread where I pointed out some of the main differences between MySQL and SQL Server. thread183-452364 There is also a link to a article in that thread that reviewed Oracle 9, SQL Server 2000, Sybase 12.5, DB2 and MySQL and compared them to each other. Hope this helps John Upvote 0 Downvote
durug Have a look at the following thread where I pointed out some of the main differences between MySQL and SQL Server. thread183-452364 There is also a link to a article in that thread that reviewed Oracle 9, SQL Server 2000, Sybase 12.5, DB2 and MySQL and compared them to each other. Hope this helps John
Mar 3, 2003 Thread starter #6 durug Technical User Mar 22, 2002 335 CA Thanks all of you, especially John. I opened my eyes a little Upvote 0 Downvote