Oracle 10g vs PostgreSQL 8 vs MySQL 5
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This is my comparison of installing and getting started with Oracle 10g, PostgreSQL 8 and MySQL 5. This is what I consider the comparison of state of the art for three categories of DB: Commercial vs. Academe vs. Internet Model. This is a comparison from the view of a new user wanting to install a database to learn. I’m trying to keep the viewpoint of a home or small business user.
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I am ranking this comparison on six factors:
- Documentation and Getting Started Support
- Ease of installation
- Ease of Verifying Successful Installation
- Creation of Non-Admin User
- Time to Run First Query
- Resource Requirements
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Indexed in April 2008
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