As far as important data served from a relational database is concerned, MySQL most likely beats the hell out of everything in terms of popularity. The bulk of SQLite’s usage has to be various runtime caches, file data, and so on.
Yes. In terms of popularity (installs/time) psql superseded mysql. Although of course at the tipover point msql still may have beaten psql in terms of total installations, i'm pretty sure even by that metric psql already won.
Source? I’ve only been using PostgreSQL, but I believe most legaxy systems are not going to rush to update, and world consists of legacy systems and systems that will become legacy tomorrow.
Fun fact: my (french) company audited the french navy and found out they share important nuclear submarine maintenance data as excel files through email.
Former US military officer here. This does not surprise me at all. I wasn’t in subs but we absolutely did this for maintenance of other multimillion dollar assets.
I’m certain MS is in all government offices almost globally, except that one municipality in Germany that keeps attempting a Linux transition every other year.
There's quite a few guis available, eg here's mine: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/database/sqlite
You raise an interesting idea. What if sqlite database s has also been .exe executable to give at least a cli. That would have been interesting, similar to redhead.
As far as important data served from a relational database is concerned, MySQL most likely beats the hell out of everything in terms of popularity. The bulk of SQLite’s usage has to be various runtime caches, file data, and so on.