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3 List of commonly used database management systems

• Closed source ( proprietary software)
  • ADABAS ( Software AG)
  • AskSam
  • DB2 ( IBM)
  • Caché ( InterSystems)
  • FileMaker Pro ( FileMaker, Inc. , previously Apple Computer)
  • FrontBase
  • IMS ( IBM)
  • Informix ( IBM, formerly Informix)
  • Ingres ( Computer Associates)
  • InterBase ( Borland)
  • Microsoft SQL Server ( Microsoft)
  • Microsoft Access ( Microsoft)
  • Mimer SQL ( Mimer AB )
  • Oracle ( Oracle Corporation)
  • Ovrimos
  • Progress RDBMS ( Progress Software Corporation)
  • SESAM
  • Sybase (Sybase, Inc.)
  • Teradata ( NCR Corporation)
  • TimesTen (TimesTen, Inc.)
• Open source or free software
  • Berkeley DB ( Sleepycat Software)
  • Dataman
  • DBM
  • Emdros
  • Firebird DB ( The FirebirdSQL Foundation ; derived from InterBase)
  • GigaBASE
  • HSQL Database Engine
  • HyperNetDatabase
  • MaxDB (previously SAP DB and Adabas)
  • Metakit
  • MySQL ( MySQL AB)
  • Ozone
  • PostgreSQL (previously Postgres) (PostgreSQL Global Development Group)
  • SQLite (public domain)
  • tdbengine
  • ZODB

4 See also

• Data warehouse
• ISAM
• JDBC
• ODBC
• OLAP
• Persistence
• Relational database management system ( RDBMS)
• XML database

Article based on database management system at FOLDOC, used with permission.

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