Database Platform Comparison
Comparison of relational database management systems: I found this Wikipedia page at the bottom of the SQL comparison I linked to yesterday. It’s a comparison of major database platforms and their support of various features. It doesn’t get into the SQL like the other page, but there are more platforms to look at and more high-level features covered.
I’m surprised by how bare-bones MySQL is. I knew it was stripped down, but it looks worse when you see it laid out like this.
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Common Database SQL Support
Comparison of different SQL implementations: This is a phenomenal page listing how the different database server platforms handle standard SQL tasks, for instance row limited, ORDER BY, NATURAL JOINS, etc. Extremely well-researched. The following tables compare how different DBMS products handle various SQL (and related) features. If possible,…
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it looks worse when you see it laid out like this.
maybe that just tells you how (un?)important the points that the comparison is being made on could be.
maybe that just tells you how (un?)important the points that the comparison is being made on could be.
Views? Stored procs? Pretty important...
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