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What is the difference between mysql and sql
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<th>SN</th> <th>Parameter</th> <th>MySQL</th> <th>SQL</th>
1. Definition MySQL is the popular open-source database available in the market, which is developed by the Swedish company MySQL AB. SQL (Structured Query Language) is a programming language that is useful for managing our relational databases.
2. Purpose MySQL used for data handling, storing, deleting, and updating the data in tabular form. It is used to query and operate the database.
3. Updates MySQL is software, so it gets frequent updation. The current stable version is v8.0.20, which provides two times faster speed than the previous versions. SQL is a programming language; that's why it does not get any updates. Its commands or statements always fixed and remain the same.
4. Type It is database software that uses SQL language to conduct with the database. It is a query language for managing databases.
5. Complexity It is easily used through simple downloading and installation. It requires learning the language to use it effectively.
6. Usage MySQL is used as RDBMS for managing relational databases. SQL commands or statements are used in various DBMS and RDBMS. MySQL itself uses SQL commands.
7. Support for Connectors It provides the MySQL Workbench tool to design and develop databases. No connectors are available in SQL.
8. Multilingual It is available only in the English language. It is available in many different languages.
9. Flexibility It does not provide support for XMAL and user-defined functions. It includes support for XMAL and user-defined functions.
10. Community Support MySQL is free to use so that it has very rich community support. It does not have excellent community support. If we find any problem, we need to go to Microsoft SQL Server support.
11. Advantage Open-Source.
Data security.
High Performance.
Data Security.
Complete workflow controls.
No need for coding.
High speed.
Portability.
Multiple views of data.
Interactive language.
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