MySQL

Pros: Il bénéficie d'une large communauté d'utilisateurs et est connu à travers le monde. Son utilisation est gratuite.

Cons: Certaines fonctionnalités nécessitent la consultation de la documentation pour être comprises et utilisées.

Pros: I like the most about MySQL that is wonderful and most easier structured query language that I have seen

Cons: I like the easy way that I could update, insert, delete, update documents, it’s nice for me and my colleagues

Pros: Ease of administration and deployment, Workbench is a great UI for quick querying and one-off administration tasks

Cons: Worse performance than Postgres and lack of granular ACLs and table inheritance. It's also less extensible (no custom types)

Pros: MySQL is an intuitive database language that provides incredible reliability and scalability for what is a community driven language.

Cons: Coming from a mixed SQL background, it would be great if MySQL shared some of the advanced features that MSSQL has.

Pros: MySQL est un système de gestion de base de données très stable, utilisé depuis des décennies dans des projets de toutes tailles.

Cons: MySQL reste un peu en retrait pour les fonctionnalités complexes comme les types de données personnalisés, la gestion fine des transactions, ou les requêtes récursives.

Pros: MySQL is a powerful database software that has been open source and community driven for many years and is now owned by Oracle

Cons: MySQL was purchased by Oracle and the commercial use cost and support have gone up. The community version of MySQL have also lost features and many in the community and user base have slowly moved away.

Pros: It's easy to use, and widely usage, with tons of accessible resources to handle any kind of query you can have about database management.

Cons: How can you find weaknesses in this product? I mean, it's solid, it works, it's well supported, some could argue it's competitors are facing faster performance, I doubt if you compare same period of time versions.

Pros: It is useful to retrieve and make a database using sql queries. The queries can be customized using the nesyed queries and can utilize the techniques of sql

Cons: It is opensource internally uses sql. All capabilities of sql can ve ised within queries. It can used for large scale and ecommer applications

Pros: I like how MySQL integrates well with web applications like Power BI, Python and Microsoft excel, etc.

Cons: MySQL becomes lagging and doesn't handle queries well when working with large, heavy and complex datasets, unlike MSSQL or PostgreSQL.

Pros: Its flexibility and reliability make it a solid choice for both small and large projects

Cons: I feel that the configuration and optimization can be complex

Pros: The best thing I like about it’s integration with Excel.

Cons: It’s a little hard to understand for beginners.

Pros: Queries can be solved effectively in minimum amount.

Cons: If want to use other language you need to shift to other dbms

Pros: 1) Biggest benefit that I see with MySQL is it supports addition of columns to desired position (using BEFORE and AFTER keyword), this basic functionality is not provided with premier tools like Postgre SQL. 2) Almost all web hosting providers supports MySQL by default and it is undisputed choice for a lot of PHP based applications. 3) Community support is also widely available, because MySQL can be used at any machine, cloud, bare-metal, and etc.

Cons: There are no cons, it provides all the security features even at open-source level that are equivalent to enterprise level.

Pros: MySQL UI is fantastic across the board. There are so many third party UIs as well that work well with its usage and administration

Cons: I honestly don't have anything negative to say about this product.

Pros: MySQL is highly efficient with large datasets, it does it at a very fast speed with the required reliability

Cons: Although, it can be a bit challenging to deal with complex queries, bigger databases, problems that we might face when we scale up

Pros: gostei do layout da sua estrutura, uma linguagem de fácil entendimento e manipulação.

Cons: Não tenho o que reclamar, me atende perfeitamente e a todos os meus clientes.

Pros: MySQL is valued for being open-source, easy to use, high-performing, scalable, and secure, with strong community support and compatibility across platforms.

Cons: One common criticism of MySQL is its handling of complex queries and lack of advanced features compared to other databases like PostgreSQL. Specifically, its historically weaker support for features like full ACID compliance, advanced indexing, and sophisticated query optimization can be limiting for complex applications.

Pros: MySQL is reliable and easy to use. It’s great for managing databases and works well for small to medium-sized projects

Cons: Sometimes it can be a bit slow with large datasets, and setting up advanced features might take some time. But overall, it’s a solid tool

Pros: It’s robust, scalable, easy to use. The paid version is a nice bonus for extra features

Cons: It needs tuning for big datasets or heavy traffic. Some advanced tools are only in the paid version

Pros: I found this program gives me the ability to incorporate a true relational database which is similar to Oracle.

Cons: It's not the actual Oracle product. I understand that when using it.

Pros: Its open-source nature and extensive community support make it a cost-effective solution for businesses of all sizes. Features like replication and clustering enhance scalability and availability for enterprise applications.

Cons: Its default storage engine, InnoDB, may struggle with large-scale data analytics or high write-heavy workloads without careful optimization.

Pros: MySql seems to work for many websites. I think it is good for people who can't afford

Cons: Some years ago, online websites in Uganda were timing out. I found later that they were using MySQL. **I thought there was a bug**