How to compare databases with php?

Asked By Mia Molly 20 points N/A Posted on - 10/16/2012

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How to compare databases with PHP? I would like to know if what is the best database for PHP and how to compare all compatible databases so that the user will be able to know what perfectly fits on the PHP programming language? I know you can help me.

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Answered By Stacey Alexis 0 points N/A #178761

How to compare databases with php?

Hello,

There is no best database for PHP. However, there are many good ones to choose from, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL, SAP, etc. They all have a place.

I hope you understand.

Thanks.

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Answered By Patrickk Wilkins 0 points N/A #178762

How to compare databases with php?

Hello Dear,

There are many databases which are used in the PHP language like, MS Access, SQL, MySQL, Oracle, etc. However MySQL is the better option among them. There are a lot of things to get maximum output from MySQL. Properly define the keys, indexes and optimize your queries. It is also good for scaling.

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Answered By Collins Brady 0 points N/A #178763

How to compare databases with php?

Hello,

Comparing databases are like finding a needle in a haystack. You need to screen the codes and then test it over and over again. I suggest you research the different kinds of database and find out what works for you. Ask yourself if the database you tried is user-friendly. 

Is the database easy to import and export? Or in other words, is it portable? What database is super easy to use? You don't necessarily have to compare databases. You just have to find out what database fits you right.

But if I were to choose, I'd choose MySQL. It's free. It's easy to use and it is widely used by PHP programmers.

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