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See DBMS for a shorter list of “typical”, representative database management systems.
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Current software
- 4th Dimension
- Adabas D
- Alpha_Five
- Apache Derby
- Asql
- CA-Datacom
- CSQL
- Daffodil database
- DataEase
- Dataphor
- Derby aka Java DB
- EnterpriseDB
- eXtremeDB
- FileMaker Pro
- Firebird
- Gladius DB
- Greenplum
- H2
- Helix database
- HSQLDB
- IBM DB2
- IBM DB2 Express-C
- Informix
- Ingres
- InterBase
- Intersystem Cache Database
- Kognitio
- Linter
- MaxDB
- Mckoi SQL Database
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Jet Database Engine (part of Microsoft Access)
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Microsoft SQL Server Express
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro
- Mimer SQL
- MonetDB
- mSQL
- MySQL
- Netezza
- NonStop SQL
- Openbase
- OpenLink Virtuoso (Open Source Edition)
- OpenLink Virtuoso Universal Server
- Oracle
- Oracle Rdb for OpenVMS
- Pervasive
- PostgreSQL
- Progress 4GL
- RDM Embedded
- RDM Server
- The SAS system
- Sav Zigzag
- ScimoreDB
- SmallSQL
- solidDB
- SQLBase
- SQLite
- Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise
- Sybase Adaptive Server IQ
- Sybase SQL Anywhere (formerly known as Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere and Watcom SQL)
- tdbengine
- Teradata
- TimesTen
- txtSQL
- Valentina (Database)
- Vertica
- VistaDB
- VMDS
Historical
Truly relational
Current
- Alphora Dataphor (a proprietary virtual, federated DBMS and RAD MS .Net IDE).
- CsiDB (proprietary C++ library).
- D flat (unreleased MS .Net academic project).
- Duro (free C library).
- Opus (free C libraries).
- Rel (free Java implementation).
- Muldis Rosetta (free Perl implementation).
- Aldat (implemented in Relix and JRelix): A pure relational DBMS implemented in McGill University. It features clear syntax and domain algebra operators.
Obsolete
- IBM Business System 12
- IBM IS1
- IBM PRTV (ISBL)
- Multics Relational Data Store
- CDCIM/DM
See also
- Comparison of object-relational database management systems
- Comparison of relational database management systems
- Comparison of database tools
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