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Slightly off topic... choosing db server software

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    does anyone have any links or comments on how to choose a database server product? i have fairly large database in mysql on linux (os could cange) currently, but it is being bogged down, on some pretty serious hardware, and i think doing some optimized stored procedures,perhaps a full text index, etc would help... i have used a lot of the various databases, but haven't done much performance analysis... any thoughts? it does a lot of transactions, updates, inserts and selects... but the biggest slowdown is the relatively low percentage of searches.

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      does anyone have any links or comments on how to choose a database server product? i have fairly large database in mysql on linux (os could cange) currently, but it is being bogged down, on some pretty serious hardware, and i think doing some optimized stored procedures,perhaps a full text index, etc would help... i have used a lot of the various databases, but haven't done much performance analysis... any thoughts? it does a lot of transactions, updates, inserts and selects... but the biggest slowdown is the relatively low percentage of searches.

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      Could you give us an example of one slow search, and what indexes you have in place.

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