Progress OpenEdge vs. WebScaleSQL

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Progress OpenEdge
Score 9.0 out of 10
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Progress OpenEdge is an application development environment to keep businesses running, that enables users to leverage technology advancements to more quickly deliver business applications.N/A
WebScaleSQL
Score 0.0 out of 10
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WebScaleSQL is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS) developed from a joint-effort from engineers across multiple companies (Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Alibaba Group).N/A
Pricing
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Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Community Pulse
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Considered Both Products
Progress OpenEdge
Chose Progress OpenEdge
It has an embedded database, no need to make database connection. With concept of appserver in Progress Openedge we can handle any complex transaction processing system with ease. It is used by all old financial institutions to handle there bulk data and processing system. It …
Chose Progress OpenEdge
The decision to use openedge with our particular product was made such a long time ago that I certainly was not around to make the decision. And most of the other products that would have been compared at the time are likely no longer around. Which does speak to the longevity …
Chose Progress OpenEdge
Openedge is a superior competitor when compared to Oracle. It offers everything you need - scalability, replication, encryption, transaction scoping, and tuneable performance. It is a true enterprise level solution, that has been around since 1984. You could pay more for a …
WebScaleSQL

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User Ratings
Progress OpenEdgeWebScaleSQL
Likelihood to Recommend
9.0
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Likelihood to Renew
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User Testimonials
Progress OpenEdgeWebScaleSQL
Likelihood to Recommend
Openedge is very well suited for financial based applications for 2 reasons. First, it has very powerful transaction scoping that will commit or back out of all changes in a transaction at once. This ensure that your data is "in sync." Second, it offers after imaging roll forward and replication for environments that require high availability or powerful disaster recovery in place.
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Pros
  • Openedge databases are practically bulletproof, even when shot down abnormally. The offer complete transaction scoping, before imagining, and also after imaging for roll foward capability.
  • Openedge has a very powerful and easy to learn 4GL programming language that can be used in a traditional or object oriented manner.
  • Openedge also has powerful web services components, fully integrating both SOAP and RESTful web services.
  • Openedge is completely scaleable from 1 user to a fully distributed global enterprise solution.
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Cons
  • Lack of multi-threading capability has been a complaint among other developers here.
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Likelihood to Renew
This language used since 1980
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Alternatives Considered
The decision to use openedge with our particular product was made such a long time ago that I certainly was not around to make the decision. And most of the other products that would have been compared at the time are likely no longer around. Which does speak to the longevity and benefits of this product. When you look back and see how long the same product has been going forward with constant improvements and remaining relevant without major disruptive changes, it is worthy of some credit.
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Return on Investment
  • The speed of development and ease of learning has had a positive impact on ROI
  • The cost of use has had a negative one. In this era of free tools everywhere, paying for a product is a challenge to accept.
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