What is the difference between sql, mysql and sql server?
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Answer Posted / Nitish Raj
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a standard language for querying and managing databases. MySQL and SQL Server are two popular relational database management systems that use SQL to interact with their databases. Differences include: MySQL is open-source, while SQL Server is proprietary software; MySQL uses the InnoDB engine by default, while SQL Server uses its own storage engines like Heap and Table; MySQL supports a maximum of 64KB for a single column, while SQL Server has no such limit.
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