SQL Server Advantages over MYSql

SQL Server Advantages over MYSQL Ultimately, the choice is yours. As a rule of thumb, if you’re developing medium/small-sized applications and predominantly use PHP, go with MySQL. Whereas, if you’re interested in building large-scale, secure, resilient enterprise applications, SQL Server should be right up your alley. On the surface, there isn’t much to look at when comparing security differences between MySQL and SQL Server. Both are EC2 compliant, which means that you are mostly in safe hands choosing either of the two. Having said that, Microsoft’s shadow also looms large here, as it has equipped SQL Server with proprietary, state-of-the-art security features. A dedicated security tool – Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer – ensures robust security for the SQL Server. So, if security is a major priority for you, your choice has just been made for you. Native compatibility: You can use either database with both Windows and Linux projects, but MySQL works native...