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Difference between Oracle and MySQL

Both oracle and mysql are important terms belonging to the database family. Let’s find out some major differences between oracle and mysql.

What is an Oracle?

Oracle is a relational and multi-model database management system released by Oracle Corporation. It is a famous database generally used for handling enterprise grid computing, data warehousing and hybrid database workloads.

What is MySQL?

MySQL is an open-source, cross-platform relational database management system used for web database, e-commerce, data warehousing and logging applications. It stores data using tables and maintains integrity.

S.NO. Oracle MySQL
1. Oracle is a relational and database management system generally used for handling enterprise grid computing, and hybrid database workloads. MySQl is a relational database management system used for web database, e-commerce, data warehousing and logging applications.
2. It was launched in 1980. It was launched in 1995.
3. Oracle is commercial. MySQL is Open Source.
4. AIX, Linux, HP-UX, OS X, Windows, and z/OS are the Server working frameworks for Oracle. FreeBSD, OS X, Linux, Solaris, Windows are the Server working frameworks for MySQL.
5. It is used for very extensive interaction. It is used for both small-scale and big-scale businesses.
6. It supports SQL. It also sustains SQL.
7. It does not sustain the null value. MySQL sustains the null value.
8. It can function with both dynamic and static systems. It can function only with static systems.
9. It allows server-side scripting. It also allows server-side scripting.
10. Oracle supports XML. MY SQL does not support XML.
11. It supports both SQL and PL/SQL as a language. It supports only SQL as a language.
12. It sustains data partitioning. It does not support data partitioning.

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