>mariadb >PostgreSQL >Oracle >MongoDB >NoSQL

win doing what?

>>61934208
sqlite

>>61934208
> >MongoDB
> >NoSQL
Same shit, isn't it? You can add Redis and Memcached to the list.
>PostgreSQL
>Oracle
While Oracle is the enterprise king, Postgres is slowly eating its legs, gaining the functions programmers wanted from it after Oracle to Postgres migration five years ago.
>mariadb
>PostgreSQL
Now that's not so obvious, while Postgres is definitely superiour to any MySQL fork in terms of features, they still don't have a simple master-master replication built-it, or any logical-level replication, for that case. People use something like Bucardo and whatnot when they don't want a physical level replication.

>>61934208
PostgreSQL

Percona Server

>>61934208
DocumentDB

Relational data:
Postgres > SQL Server > MySQL/Forks > Oracle

Data Dumpster:
Cassandra > MongoDB = Just about every other doc store

Cache:
Redis > Everything

XML or JSON

>>61936801
> Nobody mentions mssql

>>61937098
troll?

>>61937098
Are you shitposting or just retarded? I included SQL Server along with some others not mentioned in the OP. I included them because they're respectable competitors in their category.

>>61937145
> Are you shitposting or just retarded?
> SQL Server
Ohhh. Sorry.

>>61936801
this. except

>HBase > Cassandra > all other doc stores