jeremy

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Always a hotly debated topic.

--jeremy

greenday_ra

What about Most famous embedded database like Apache Derby, DB4O and ...

interndan

I think you should include Kexi.

kummiliim

Every single time I've had the need for a database, sqlite has been perfect for it. What it does it does well.

RobertP

Easy to install on Debian and smoothly integrated into powerful web apps like phpMyAdmin, Gallery2, wikimedia, phpBB, and so on. I have been using MySQL for years and never had a problem with. It just works.

JLP

@interndan
I think Kexi is just a graphical interface to the actual databases.

Well my vote here goes to sqlite. A small hidden database that many applications use.

marciobarbalho

i vote for mysql

Matz

I also vote for mysql. Iuse combined with R for analysing huge datasets.

jlgreer1

Registered: Aug 2005

Location: Texas

Distribution: LFS 6.2.3, CentOS 5, Debian 4.0

Posts: 108

I have used mysql and postgresql .... Mysql gets my vote. I just like it. 8-)

Jeff

Tinkster

Postgres, of course. How could I take a DBMS whose defaults
are to allow a date of 30 February or to truncate too long
fields and just write a notification to the log seriously
for any real-life application?

Not to speak of issues we ran into with MySQL in the past...



Cheers,
Tink

warmbooter

Go Firebird!

jeter.rabelo

Firebird, of course!

theriddle

MySQL has always been my database for big apps.

sxw123

Tricky, As I like MySQL using InnoDB

jachguate

Larga vida a Firebird!