MariaDB vs Oracle SQL Developer Comparison

90% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

MariaDB

Database Management Software

4.5 582 user ratings

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84% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Oracle SQL Developer

Database Management Software

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Overview

Description

MariaDB is an enterprise-level database solution that helps companies to store their data, besides providing them tools to manage it efficiently. It is a powerful platform that supports transactional, analytical and hybrid workloads along with relational, JSON and hybrid data models. The solution can execute millions of transactions per second and perform interactive, ad hoc analytics on billions of rows. MariaDB comes with an Enterprise Server that helps companies to secure applications in a reliable and scalable way. With MariaDB MaxScale, users get access to advanced data protection facilities in the form of a database firewall and dynamic data masking, high availability with dynamic query routing. ColumnStore adds interactive, ad hoc analytics with columnar storage and parallel processing that transform its Enterprise server into a data warehouse or hybrid database. For applications requiring scalable transaction processing, it brings Xpand, which is a distributed SQL database. It can be used separately or with Enterprise Server. Read more

Oracle SQL Developer is a free, integrated development environment that simplifies the development and management of Oracle Database in both traditional and Cloud deployments. SQL Developer offers complete end-to-end development of your PL/SQL applications, a worksheet for running queries and scripts, a DBA console for managing the database, a reports interface, a complete data modeling solution, and a migration platform for moving your 3rd party databases to Oracle. Read more

Pricing Options

Free Trial Not Available
MariaDB Offers Custom plan.

Free Trial Not Available
Oracle SQL Developer Offers Free-forever plan.

SW Score & Breakdown

90% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Features The Feature Score % is calculated using the weighted average method, where core features hold more weight in the final calculation. Read more

91%
Reviews

91%
Momentum

63%
Popularity

83%

84% SW Score The SW Score ranks the products within a particular category on a variety of parameters, to provide a definite ranking system. Read more

Features The Feature Score % is calculated using the weighted average method, where core features hold more weight in the final calculation. Read more

96%
Reviews

60%
Momentum

60%
Popularity

72%

Features

Total Features	8 Features	10 Features
Common Features for All	Backup Helps to copy and archive the data so that in case it is lost, it can be restored without any hassle Creation (Development) Helps to create and adding to the database and developing it automatically and orderly Data Migration Facilitates transferring or shifting data between computer storage types and or file formats Data Replication Helps to make the data more accessible by storing it in multiple sites Database Conversion Helps to craft new relational database structure for offering similar traversal and functionalities as preceding Monitoring Helps to monitor the database content and data accessibility in an automated and orderly manner Performance Analysis Helps to analyze the performance of business and database management using some metrics Queries Helps to make an inquiry to extract specific data from the database in a format readable for the user Relational Interface Helps to share or to exchange information between a computer or relational database software Virtualization Helps to create an online database or virtual version of your database + 5 More - Show Less	Backup Helps to copy and archive the data so that in case it is lost, it can be restored without any hassle Creation (Development) Helps to create and adding to the database and developing it automatically and orderly Data Migration Facilitates transferring or shifting data between computer storage types and or file formats Data Replication Helps to make the data more accessible by storing it in multiple sites Database Conversion Helps to craft new relational database structure for offering similar traversal and functionalities as preceding Monitoring Helps to monitor the database content and data accessibility in an automated and orderly manner Performance Analysis Helps to analyze the performance of business and database management using some metrics Queries Helps to make an inquiry to extract specific data from the database in a format readable for the user Relational Interface Helps to share or to exchange information between a computer or relational database software Virtualization Helps to create an online database or virtual version of your database + 7 More - Show Less

Technical Details

Organization Types Supported	Freelancers Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business	Freelancers Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business
Platforms Supported	SaaS/Web/Cloud Installed - Windows Installed - Mac	SaaS/Web/Cloud Installed - Windows Installed - Mac
Modes of Support	24/7 (Live rep) Online	24/7 (Live rep) Online
API Support	Available	NA

Reviews & Ratings

User Rating	4.5/5 582 user ratings	Not Available
Ratings Distribution	Excellent 52.4% Very Good 41.9% Average 5.5% Poor 0% Terrible 0.2%	Not Available
Review Summary	Reviewers commend MariaDB for its impressive performance, scalability, and reliability. They appreciate its ease of use, even for those with limited technical expertise. The open-source nature of MariaDB is also a major advantage, allowing users to customize and extend the software to fit their specific needs. Additionally, MariaDB's compatibility with MySQL makes it an attractive option for businesses looking to migrate away from proprietary databases. While some users have reported occasional issues with stability and customer support, the overall sentiment towards MariaDB is overwhelmingly positive.	Not Available
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Pricing

Pricing Options	Free Trial Not Available MariaDB Offers Custom plan.	Free Trial Not Available Oracle SQL Developer Offers Free-forever plan.
Pricing Plans Monthly Plans Annual Plans	MariaDB Custom	Oracle SQL Developer Free
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