Answer / Vivek Mathur

Differences between MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server include licensing (MySQL is open-source, while SQL Server requires a commercial license), performance (SQL Server generally performs better in multi-user scenarios), support for transactions (SQL Server supports ACID transactions, while MySQL supports only ACID-compliant transactions for InnoDB tables), and integration with Microsoft technologies (SQL Server is tightly integrated with various Microsoft tools).

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