what is msql?

Mini SQL (mSQL) is a light weight client/server database used to access information that has been stored without using large amounts of memory.
Originally developed in 1994, mSQL filled a vacuum that existed between the embedded desktop databases like Microsoft Access and the enterprise-level commercial databases such as Oracleand DB2. Between 1994 and 1997, it grew in popularity and became the primary database of choice for open source developers. Though it was the database of choice of Open Source, mSQL itself was not an open source technology. By 1996, development on mSQL began to stagnate and MySQL arose to fill that void.

advantages of msql

• product support

• indexing support

• improved stability and performance

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