MYSQL: The MYSQL is an open source Relational Database Management System or RDBMS and it is developed by ORACLE now. There are some points mentioned that it differs that MS SQL SERVER. These are as follows:
MYSQL is an open source and it is freely available.
MYSQL is more preferred and useful for PHP and open source based applications or projects.
MYSQL can run smoothly on several operating systems like Windows, Linux and Mac operating system.
MYSQL is an open source RDBMS and it saves data in tabular format.
MYSQL supports PHP, C++, JAVA, Python, Visual Basic Delphi etc. It also can additionally supports Perl, Scheme, Tcl, Haskel and Eiffel.
MYSQL blocks the database while backup data by extracting all data as sql statements.
MYSQL follows ANSI standards with some customization added with some functions and features.
MYSQL uses sql language to query the database.
MYSQL expects less amount of operational storage space.
When the query is running then it doesn't allow users to kill or cancel a query.
MS SQL SERVER: The MS SQL SERVER is also an open source Relational Database Management System or RDBMS and it is developed by Microsoft. There are some points mentioned that it differs that MYSQL. These are as follows:
MS SQL SERVER is an open source RDBMS and it is not freely available.
MS SQL SERVER is more preferred and useful for db products in Windows based environments.
MS SQL SERVER is mainly run on Windows.
MS SQL SERVER is an open source RDBMS and it also saves data in tabular format.
MS SQL SERVER also supports PHP, C++, JAVA, Python, Visual Basic Delphi etc.
MS SQL SERVER doesn't blocks the database while backup data. It makes backup and restore huge faster.
MS SQL SERVER also follows ANSI standards with some customization added with some functions and features.
MS SQL SERVER is a query language and it creates and manipulate objects in RDBMS.
MS SQL SERVER expects large amount of operational storage space.
When the query is running then users have to kill the entire process to stop sql query execution.
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