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it_user2652<\/a>Project Manager at a non-tech company with 10,001+ employees<\/span><\/div>
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MySQL can be integrated with LAMP/WAMP, web applications and number of programming languages. It is widely used for phpadmin and wordpress now a days. <\/p><\/div>

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Agreed that people are successfully using MySQL in large production systems and some of my observations where we can think about alternate solutions and Oracle being a good one. Oracle can be preferred for following issues from my experience:- It is not easy to \"simulate\" transactions in client code.\n
If you don\'t enforce the constraints it is really easy to get inconsistent state of the db, without Fulltext Search you might get crazy with OR X LIKE %v%, You have to create BEFORE UPDATE TRIGGER with RAISE ERROR for CHECK CONSTRAINT, performance when data becomes too large, situation where more than 3 joins are there etc.<\/p><\/div>

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