Squeezer is correct. MySQL is no way the most popular database. It's probably not even close. MySQL is missing a lot of key features and hasn't even finished implementing all of the ANSI SQL standard features. MySQL doesn't even support stored procedures, triggers or anything like that. Sure, this isn't a problem for basic-intermediate apps, but for larger applications requiring these functions, it becomes a problem.
Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and even IBM DB2 are the major players in the industry.
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