Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server are more likely to be used as dbms by medium-sized to large enterprises, or those with significant data-storage requirements.
A relational database management system created by Microsoft is called Microsoft SQL Server. It is a piece of software known as a database server, and its main job is to store and retrieve data when other software programmes need it. These other software programmes could be running on the same computer or on a different computer on a different network (including the Internet). Microsoft sells at least a dozen different versions of Microsoft SQL Server, each targeted at a different market and suitable for a variety of workloads, from modest single-machine programmes to massive Internet-facing programmes with numerous concurrent users. The original Microsoft SQL Server product, SQL Server 1.0, a 16-bit server for the OS/2 operating system, was released in 1989, and the history of Microsoft SQL Server goes all the way up to the present. Being server software, its name is perfectly descriptive.
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