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No, read my comment and the link. There aren't using money spent as a criteria at all for their rankings. But were it a ranking of most money spent on database
by jjeaff 7y ago
No, read my comment and the link. There aren't using money spent as a criteria at all for their rankings.
But were it a ranking of most money spent on databases, rather than "most used" databases, I would agree. Probably with MSsql in number 2.
- ncmncm 7y agoSeveral of their criteria are proxies for money, most particularly "Number of job offers". People employed to support use of a database naturally write much more about it than people who have other work to do.
- jjeaff 7y agoBut also, as I mentioned, Oracle is not in the lead on any of those. Much fewer job offers for Oracle than MySQL.