2011/4/13 Dami Laurent (PJ) <[email protected]> > Hi there, > > > > This is not a DBIC question, but since there are lots of database > administrators from various platforms on this list, I hope to find some > help. > > > > I have an important database migration project, aiming at replacing an old > DBMS by something more up to date, for mission-critical applications. We are > still at a very early phase of the selection process, but some of the > requirements will be : high-availability , support for multi-values, > fulltext search, data domains, inheritance, CHECK constraints and triggers. > The short list of candidate DBMS is likely to be Oracle, PostgreSQL and > MySQL. > > > > Question : do you know of some good sources of factual information that > could help us in the comparison process ? > > >
Hello Laurent, Just to broaden the scope, I have a good experience with MySQL for a datawarehouse setup (I know it's not your primary focus). I don't have FK issues because we don't really use these. We just need performance for our data crunching needs and we definitely have it. Especially because we are using a third party storage engine (a column store). I am very curious to understand how you will evaluate and choose your DB (including technical and especially economical aspects .. if you plan to evaluate these?). Thanks Eriam
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