Which DBMS (database management systems) do you use?

[SOLVE-SMART]

Hi folks 👋 ,

just out of curiosity:
I'm interested in which DBMS database management systems you use.
Whether privately or professionally, which ones do you work with?

If you like, you can also write a little context about it (area of application, etc.). But as always, it's not a must.
I'm not interested in what you've tried, but rather what you use "frequently" or are at least somehow familiar with.

==> Thank you for participating and have a nice day ✌️ .

Best regards,
Sven

[argumentum]

Provider=Advantage OLE DB Provider

That above is the "other" I use. MySQL for my "AutoIt as a CGI"** , and the beloved SQLite.

** in apache/php. I either code an AutoIt page generator, or a JSON string "returner", or anything that would avoid me coding perl or php. And use a MySQL UDF from somewhere that is in code I haven't touch in years, and would take for me to go to the client(s) PC(s) to look at to tell you exactly the one.

Note to self: get organized !, you  😅

[SOLVE-SMART]

Thank you @argumentum.

1 hour ago, argumentum said:

I either code an AutoIt page generator, or a JSON string "returner", or anything that would avoid me coding perl or php.

More than understandable, thanks.

2 hours ago, argumentum said:

And use a MySQL UDF from somewhere that is in code I haven't touch in years, and would take for me to go to the client(s) PC(s) to look at to tell you exactly the one.

No thanks, I don't need to know that much detail. But it's interesting nonetheless.

Best regards
Sven

[Musashi]

12 hours ago, SOLVE-SMART said:

I'm interested in which DBMS database management systems you use.

Note:
Hi Sven, You started an identical survey in the German forum. I will repeat my answer here so that our international friends (f, m, d) can also read it.

For larger projects, I primarily use PostgreSQL. This DBMS is extremely powerful, extensively documented, and very pleasant in terms of licensing.

Otherwise, SQLite also serves me well, as it is easy to integrate. Depending on the application, PostgreSQL would be too much of a “cannon” .

[jchd]

I only use SQLite for both personal and pro needs. I don't even use code (AutoIt or other) to manage my DBs: I run SQLite Expert Pro 24/7 and this covers 99.9% of my daily needs. The only extras I use are a handful of extensions I wrote (in C) to make my life easier.