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large database
i am creating a large databse on a linux box running redhat 8.0 currently i am using mysql with myisam tables whic databse can handle table around 100 gigabytes and search them fast mysql oracle or postgreSQl whic is best any suggestions
100GB is pretty large.. I have a server with MySQL/Innodb and about 30GB of database space. Dual P3 1.26Ghz CPUs, 4GB RAM, fast 10KRPM IBM SCSI drives. Excellent results. I have no experience with the other databases you mentioned but can recommend Innodb over MyISAM. Read about it at MySQL's site or at www.innodb.com Good stuff.
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