List of relational database management systems

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1 Proprietary software
2 Free or open source software
3 Historical
4 Truly relational
- 4.1 Current
- 4.2 Obsolete
5 See also

[edit] Proprietary software

4th Dimension
Alpha Five
Alpha Software Inc Alpha Five - RAD for Web and Desktop
Bizgres MPP
CA-Datacom
Dataphor
Daffodil database
EnterpriseDB
DB2
FileMaker
Helix database
Informix
InterBase
Kognitio, WX2
Linter
Matisse
Microsoft Jet Database Engine (part of Microsoft Access)
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft Visual FoxPro
Mimer SQL
Netezza
NonStop SQL
Openbase
Oracle
Oracle Rdb for OpenVMS
OpenLink Virtuoso Universal Server
Pervasive
Pyrrho DBMS
Progress 4GL
Sand Analytic Server (formerly known as Nucleus)
SQLBase
Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere (formerly known as Watcom SQL)
Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise
Sybase Adaptive Server IQ
Teradata
ThinkSQL
TimesTen
Valentina (Database)
Vertica
VistaDB
VMDS
Whitecross Systems
WinBase602

[edit] Free or open source software

[edit] Historical

[edit] Truly relational

[edit] 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 (DBMS) (free Java implementation).
Rosetta (DBMS) (free Perl implementation).
Aldat [1](implemented in Relix and JRelix): A pure relational DBMS implemented in McGill University. It features clear syntax and domain algebrea operators.