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This makes sense given that MySQL is a property of Oracle now. SAP likely wants their own database in order to not be dependent.
by imack 16y ago
This makes sense given that MySQL is a property of Oracle now. SAP likely wants their own database in order to not be dependent.
- lenni 16y agoDoes SAP run on MySQL? I never used SAP but it seems 'enterprisey' enough to demand some pretty special DB.
- SilianRail 16y agoBasically 90% of their customers are on Oracle, DB2, and MS SQL. Apparently they tried something with MySQL (http://www.sap.com/press.epx?pressid=2208 http://www.sap.com/press.epx?pressid=2208) but never went anywhere.
- jkent 16y agoSAP own the free DBMS MaxDB - so aren't exactly dependent, although Sybase have a much more diverse product range. Interesting developments in the enterprise space.