MySQL

Our preferred database for relational data

What do you like best? MySQL Workbench as and extremelly intuitive tool for database administration, modeling and database server configuration What do you dislike? Nothing in particular. MySQL meets the majority of our requeriments. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are currently using MySQL for the development of an internal Quality Assurance System for our University.

Good reliable database

What do you like best? Lightweight and easy to work with. Good set of connectors for different languages. It is very quick to install and start work with. Decent performance for what it takes to set it up. Ease of use has me reaching for it everytime. What do you dislike? Cannot handle scale like other bigger database out there. Some features are lacking when you scale up your data needs. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? POCs, ...

MYSQL Review

What do you like best? Quick SQL database implementation, open source. What do you dislike? Data corruption can happen if cheap drives are used. Recommendations to others considering the product: If you need larger scalability consider using PostGRES or Cockroach What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Cheap, low rent, open source database to drive most applications for the web.

Best RDBMS to start with

What do you like best? It's the best and one of the simplest RDBMS for a newbie to get started. I started learning this when I was early in school in my undergrad. To date, this remains my favorite. The query and its syntax are easy to learn and grasp for a newbie. What do you dislike? Well, there is nothing that I dislike about it. I used it in my grad school as well. At first, I was unhappy that it did not have a graphic based interface but then they came up with Microsoft ...

Effective Management of Database

What do you like best? It is one of the best languages to manage and access records. Its database language dependent upon SQL queries to access data and manage data. It helps in managing huge amount of data such as more than 50 million rows. It is offering default limit of file size up-to 4GB which can be increased into more than 8TB. It is one of the fastest and reliable database management systems. What do you dislike? Its version that is below its 5.0 version is not supporting ...

I like it

What do you like best? It helps me to query data in different forms cloud and databases . What do you dislike? The interface and at integrations services that are not provided What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Query the database , cleaning the data

MySQL Review

What do you like best? MySQL is a very user-friendly open source relational database management system. Its easy to create database tables, queries and store data efficiently. Its is quick and reliable. What do you dislike? MySQL does not support very large database size efficiently. There is poor performance scaling and stability issues. It also does not support stored procedures in versions less that version 5.0 Recommendations to others considering the product: MySQL is good ...

Best solution for database

What do you like best? The compatibility with all the programming languages and the easy way to get informations What do you dislike? It`s a little bit confusing at the start Recommendations to others considering the product: the the tie to understand it What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Good structured databases

MySQL - Our database solution!!

What do you like best? MySQL is really reliable and quick in processing which provides us stability in our day to day business processes. It is very easy and flexible to use in all environments. Syntax is very easy and well designed which helps us in writing queries easily and learning faster. What do you dislike? Not very easy to match with some of other frameworks. Massive amount data retrieval can be lag but does not happen often and hope the development team can try to improve ...

Easy to use

What do you like best? Useful to know since it's so popular and very easy to use. There are a lot of helpful tutorials provided to help you to learn. MySQL was taught to me in my college classes and I've used it ever since. It's also open source and free to use which is nice when working on projects. It supports both Windows and Mac and is very fast. What do you dislike? It would be nice if there was support for mobile devices. What problems are you solving with the product? What ...