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 natively with PHP and MSSQL is mainly used with .NET.
It makes integration simpler if you stick with MySQL for PHP and MSSQL for
Windows projects.ORM when we are developing an application is ASP.net we need to
implement ORM and best ORM for ASP.net is Entity framework which works best with SQL server only.
SQL server comes
with rick BI tools like SSIS SSRS and Power BI.
Some
more pros to SQL Server
- · It comes with lots of excellent tools like SQL Server Profiler, SQL Server Management Studio, BI tools and Database Tuning adviser. all will save you a lot of time in development and troubleshooting.
· It's one of Microsoft's premier products so it is well supported with a ton of documentation and you will easily find help from MVPs
· SQL server has been evolving rapidly in multiple technologies, in SQL Server 2012 they introduced column-based indexing which in a way is an introduction to NoSQL in the SQL server.
· SQL Server 2014 will be coming with memory optimized table (It should not be compared to MEMORY engine of MySQL)
· T-SQL remains consistent across new versions of SQL Server.
· Best XML support
· SQL Express edition is free and includes almost all functionality of full-featured SQL server with the limitation of supporting on 10 GB of Database.
· There are connection drivers for almost all platform to connect with it.
MYsql Cons:
· Extensive tooling support only available in Enterprise Edition
· SQL can have some inconsistency between different versions.
· Features are a bit less compared to SQL server
· Money saved in cost but sometimes errors are hard to troubleshoot due to a lack of proper tools and more time consumed.
· MySQL has XML support but lacks lots of features to query over the XML column.
One of the Pros is Con also. Too many choices at times. hard to select at times.
The image below shows how SQL Server evolved in past years.
some reference links are as below
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