What's the difference between oracle and my sql

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Oracle is a commercial database management system while MySQL is an open-source relational database management system.

Oracle is developed and marketed by Oracle Corporation, while MySQL is developed by Oracle Corporation's MySQL division.
Oracle is a paid software, while MySQL is free and open-source.
Oracle supports a wider range of features and is known for its scalability and high performance.
MySQL is popular for its ease of use, simplicity, and wide community support.
Oracle is commonly used in enterprise-level applications, while MySQL is often used in web development and small to medium-sized applications.

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Oracle is a relational and database management system generally used for handling enterprise grid computing, and hybrid database workloads. MySQl is a relational database management system used for web database, e-commerce, data warehousing and logging applications.

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MySQL supports full-text and hash indexing only. Oracle uses more indexes than just these, including Bitmap, function-based, Partitioned, and so forth. Oracle supports distributed databases while MySQL doesn't. Oracle is better for enterprise deployments, while MySQL is suited for small to medium scale.

What's the difference between oracle and my sql

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