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Which Database do you guys like most? I'd have to say Oracle first and then MySQL for me.
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Same. I like Oracle but MySQL is free and what I use most often.
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Well, MySQL is free. For web design, PHP/MySQL is a favorite.

Oracle is mainly for big businesses. It costs a lot of money.
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Agreed. Oracle is a bit costly. I don't really see a need for small web-based companies to use it.
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Haven't realy worked extensive with Oracle so I would go for MySQL, but it isn't a very objective decission
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I've switched some of my site's tables to innoDB with really good results. With MySQL, only innoDB offers features like row-level locking and roll back the transaction.
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