fiddles have been created from about 696,900 distinct IP addresses
| engine | fiddles created |
|---|
| all time | 90 day | 7 day |
|---|
| Total |
6,110,355 |
639,911 |
54,555 |
| SQL Server |
2,518,034 |
286,564 |
27,783 |
| Postgres |
1,366,799 |
149,159 |
11,939 |
| MySQL |
1,134,813 |
100,419 |
8,829 |
| MariaDB |
348,270 |
58,194 |
1,489 |
| Oracle |
598,546 |
33,108 |
3,513 |
| SQLite |
102,421 |
8,287 |
721 |
| Db2 |
32,830 |
3,123 |
178 |
| Firebird |
6,920 |
832 |
89 |
| Node.js |
754 |
162 |
12 |
| YugabyteDB |
968 |
63 |
2 |
status 🟢47 🔴0
| version |
status |
| Db2 Developer-C 11.1 |
🟢 |
| Firebird 3.0 |
🟢 |
| Firebird 4.0 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.2 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.3 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.4 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.5 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.6 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.7 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.8 |
🟢 |
| MariaDB 10.9 |
🟢 |
| MySQL 5.5 |
🟢 |
| MySQL 5.6 |
🟢 |
| MySQL 5.7 |
🟢 |
| MySQL 8.0 |
🟢 |
| MySQL 8.0 (sakila) |
🟢 |
| Node.js 18 |
🟢 |
| Oracle 11g Release 2 |
🟢 |
| Oracle 18c |
🟢 |
| Oracle 21c |
🟢 |
| Postgres 10 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 11 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 12 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 13 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 14 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 15 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 8.4 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 9.3 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 9.4 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 9.5 |
🟢 |
| Postgres 9.6 |
🟢 |
| SQLite 3.16 |
🟢 |
| SQLite 3.27 |
🟢 |
| SQLite 3.39 |
🟢 |
| SQLite 3.8 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2012 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2014 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2016 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2017 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2017 (Linux) |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2019 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2019 (adventureworks) |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2019 (Linux) |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2022 |
🟢 |
| SQL Server 2022 (adventureworks) |
🟢 |
| YugabyteDB 2.6 |
🟢 |
| YugabyteDB 2.8 |
🟢 |
privacy
- we only log the first 3 octets of your IP (so the total number of IPs above is an estimate)
- we do not track users in any other way: no cookies, tracking scripts, fingerprinting, etc, etc
- adverts are hosted so the advertiser only knows you exist if you click
- although covered by Creative Commons CC0, fiddles are not enumerable, so if you don't publish a link they aren't visible to anyone else