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<p>Best in terms of Flexibility, Robustness, Scalability & Support.</p>
It completely depends on whether you are building the web application on top of Microsoft .NET Framework - ASP.NET MVC or Open Source like PHP.
Definitely MS SQL Server would be the best suit for ASP.NET MVC so you can have Entity Framework and Linq to SQL implementation that makes the overall architecture of your backend objects represented as Models.
MySQL would be best suit for PHP as it has good support classes available for MySQL.
An organised collection of data is known as a database. Data can be of many types and should serve as a relevant piece of information.
Most of the time it's MySql. However in our company we use Postgres, and it has become our most reliable Database System.
Oracle, Java, Ingres, Open Road, Crystal Report
MySql is the most DB system that is compatible with PHP and lots of other Languages .
Well it depends opn the development stack you are using to build a web application.
If you are using opensource like PHP, Ruby or python then MySQL is the best relational database available out there. But if you are developing on Dot net stack (ASP.NET ,MVC, CORE) then you should use Microsoft SQL server.
Its not necessary though you can use both with either technology , but its more about how to go about things.
