Identify 3 significant similarities and differences between

Identify 3 significant similarities and differences between the DBMSs

MySQL

MSSQL

Oracle

Solution

Please follow the data and description :

a) Oracle :

Oracle Corporation in 1980 released its RDBMS, named Oracle, for purely a commercial use. A few years later the company released a version of its system for IBM computers. Since its exhibition to the RDBMS market, Oracle has consistently led the way. The Oracle Corporation was the first company to develop a commercial-level version of SQL that was designed to manipulate data in a RDBMS using queries and joins.

Features :

The first release of the Oracle RDBMS was Oracle 2.
This was supported only for the basic SQL features, and it was written in an assembly language.
As the Internet paved the way for the Digital Era, the Oracle RDBMS was updated to include a native Java virtual machine (JVM).

Oracle Database 12c is the most recent release of the RDBMS.

b) SQL Server :

Microsoft SQL Server entered the RDBMS market as a serious competitor in the mid 1990s when Microsoft purchased it from Sybase, and then released version 7.0. The companies originally worked together to develop the platform to run on the IBM OS/2 platform. However, Microsoft eventually developed its own operating system named Windows NT, and wanted to work solo to create a database management for it. Microsoft SQL Server version 4.2 was the initial release.

Features :

In 2000, Microsoft released SQL Server 2000. In the same vein as Oracle Corporation, Microsoft has attempted to enhance SQL Server to keep up with changing technology. SQL Server 2005 is an example. The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) received stamp of approval from W3C and started gaining ground in the late 1990s. One of the major new features of SQL Server 2005 was support for XML data.

SQL Server 2014 is the latest release of SQL Server.

c) MySQL :

There are two unique aspects of MySQL in comparison to Oracle and SQL Server it was not originally developed for commercial use and it is an open source database. The database platform was a happenstance as the individuals who developed it started out trying to use mSQL to interface with their database tables, and decided they needed a much more powerful interface. The initial phase of MySQL used an API leveraged from mSQL, enhancements that increased speed considerably, and other features that included the InnoDB storage engine, full text search, portability, and internationalization.

Another difference of the MySQL platform in comparison to the other two is that it is open source.

Features :

Oracle and SQL Server are considered tools that favor users with large enterprise systems, while MySQL is considered a tool that appeals most often to individuals interested in managing databases associated with their websites.

Differences :

Feature               Oracle                           MySQL                   MSSQL Server

Interface           GUI, SQL                       SQL                   GUI, SQL, Various

Language support   Many, including C,               same                       same
                   C#, C++, Java, Ruby,
                   and Objective C

Operating System   Windows, Linux, Solaris Windows, Linux, OS X, FreeBSD   Windows

Licensing           Proprietary                   Open source                   Proprietary

Hope this is helpful.