There are a large
list of databases that are used for ecommerce web hosting and each
have their strengths and weaknesses.
See list below.
Database Name:
MS SQL Server (Microsoft)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: SQL
Maximum size: Unlimited
Maximum columns per row: 1024
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
Database Name:
MySQL (Sun Microsystems)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Mac OSX,
Linux, BSD, Unix
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: SQL
Maximum size: Unlimited
Maximum columns per row: 3398
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
Database Name:
Oracle (Oracle Corporation)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Mac OSX,
Linux, Unix
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: SQL
Maximum size: Unlimited
Maximum columns per row: 1000
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
Database Name:
Postgre SQL (PostgreSQL Global Development)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Mac OSX,
Linux, BSD, Unix
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: SQL
Maximum size: Unlimited
Maximum columns per row: 250-1600
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
Database Name:
Adaptive Server Enterprise (Sybase)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Linux,
BSD, Unix
Features: Transactions,
Referential integrity, Unicode, ACID
Interface: GUI
Maximum size: Unlimited
Maximum columns per row: 256
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
Database Name:
Apache Derby (Apache)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Mac OSX,
Linux, BSD, Unix
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: SQL
Maximum size:
Maximum columns per row:
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: No
Database Name:
DB2 (IBM)
Operating Systems Supported: MS Windows, Linux,
Unix
Features: Transactions, Referential integrity,
Unicode, ACID
Interface: GUI & SQL
Maximum size:
Maximum columns per row: 1012
Maximum number size: 64 bits
Partitioning: Yes
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