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This database is good for performing complex operations on large amounts of data

Based on responses from 846 people, we've built up the following picture of how well "This database is good for performing complex operations on large amounts of data" describes different databases.

Top items

  1. Oracle
  2. PostgreSQL
  3. BigTable
  4. Cassandra
  5. MSSQL Server
  6. DB2
  7. Riak
  8. Sybase
  9. GenieDB
  10. MySQL

Bottom items

  1. Flat files
  2. Excel
  3. Access
  4. h2
  5. dbm
  6. Sqlite
  7. Derby
  8. Memcachedb
  9. BerkeleyDB
  10. SQLAnywhere

Most similar to

  1. This database has a good story for replication
  2. This database is good at high concurrency writes
  3. This database is good for querying graph structures
  4. This database is very reliable
  5. This database is highly scalable

Most dissimilar from

  1. This database has a low footprint
  2. This database is very easy to get started with
  3. This database is easy for non-programmers to use
  4. This database would be good for embedding in an application
  5. There are good open source tools for working with this database

All items

  1. Oracle
  2. PostgreSQL
  3. BigTable
  4. Cassandra
  5. MSSQL Server
  6. DB2
  7. Riak
  8. Sybase
  9. GenieDB
  10. MySQL
  11. MongoDB
  12. CouchDB
  13. HBase
  14. Tokyo Cabinet
  15. Voldemort
  16. neo4j
  17. Redis
  18. SQLAnywhere
  19. BerkeleyDB
  20. Memcachedb
  21. Derby
  22. Sqlite
  23. dbm
  24. h2
  25. Access
  26. Excel
  27. Flat files