Best Database Management Systems (DBMS) - Page 5

Compare the Top Database Management Systems (DBMS) as of November 2026 - Page 5

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    Raijin

    Raijin

    RAIJINDB

    In order to deal with sparse data, the Raijin Database uses a flat JSON representation for the data records. The Raijin Database supports SQL as its primary query language while lifting some of SQL's limitations. Data compression not only saves disk space but provides a performance boost with modern CPUs. Most NoSQL solutions are inefficient at or totally lack support for analytical queries. Raijin DB supports group by and aggregations using standard SQL syntax. Vectorized execution and cache-friendly algorithms allow large amounts of data to be operated on. Backed by optimized SIMD instructions (SSE2/AVX2) and a modern compressed hybrid columnar storage layer it ensures that your CPUs are not wasting cycles. This gives unparalleled data-crunching capabilities an order of magnitude faster compared to other solutions written in higher level or even interpreted languages which are inefficient at processing large amounts of data.
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    FlexLists

    FlexLists

    MovingLabs

    With FLEXlists you can create simple databases of anything you want, with every field you need. Create lists of tasks, addresses, To do's, songs, books, movies, wishes and more! And what about a glossary, a project plan or bug tracking? It's all possible and easy! You can share the list with others, invite them to edit the list or just keep it for yourself. Lists can be monitored using RSS, imported and exported from and to CSV files (compatible with Excel) and integrated in your website/weblog. Everybody probably has had his share of problems with managing projects executed by a remote development team. A key factor is good communication. Offcourse you can write long detailed reports with the exact specifications and then hope for the best. You can use expensive collaboration tools nobody actually uses or you can keep things simple.
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    Empress RDBMS

    Empress RDBMS

    Empress Software

    Empress Embedded Database engine is the heartbeat of EMPRESS RDBMS, a relational database management system specializing in embedded database technology – from car navigation systems to mission critical military command and control, from Internet routers to complex medical systems, EMPRESS beats steadily, 24/7 at the core of embedded systems applications everywhere. Empress kernel level mr API is a unique feature of Empress that gives users access to the Embedded Database kernel libraries. This Empress API provides the fastest means of accessing Empress databases. MR Routines give the developer maximum control over time and space in developing real-time embedded database applications. Empress ODBC and JDBC APIs applications to access Empress databases in both standalone and client/server mode. Empress ODBC and JDBC APIs enable many 3rd party ODBC and JDBC capable software packages to access a local Empress database or via Empress Connectivity Server.
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    Scalefield

    Scalefield

    CYBERTEC PostgreSQL

    Scalefield is a centralised platform for deploying and managing PostgreSQL services on private cloud infrastructure, built and operated by CYBERTEC's PostgreSQL. It is designed for organisations that need to keep their data on their own infrastructure due to regulatory, compliance, or policy reasons, offering an alternative to public cloud database services. The platform consolidates PostgreSQL environments into a single governed layer, providing automation for deployment, backups, monitoring, and scaling, along with multi-tenancy, encryption, and compliance reporting. Scalefield runs on Kubernetes or OpenShift and integrates with other CYBERTEC tools, including the CYBERTEC Migrator, CYPEX, PGEE, Babelfish for PostgreSQL, and Scalefield Secure.
    Starting Price: €72.520,00 per year
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    RazorSQL

    RazorSQL

    RazorSQL

    RazorSQL is an SQL query tool, database browser, SQL editor, and database administration tool for Windows, macOS, Mac OS X, Linux, and Solaris. RazorSQL has been tested on over 40 databases, can connect to databases via either JDBC or ODBC. Browse database objects such as schemas, tables, columns, primary and foreign keys, views, indexes, procedures, functions, and more. Visual tools to create, alter, describe, execute, and drop database objects such as tables, views, indexes, stored procedures, functions, triggers, and more. Includes multi-tabular display of queries with options for filtering, sorting, searching, and much more. Import data from various formats such as delimited files, Excel spreadsheets, and fixed-width files. Includes a robust relational database (HSQLDB) that is up and running with no manual configuration out of the box.
    Starting Price: $99.95 one-time payment