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by jimkunkel
My experience with Access indicates that performance falls off with table size. We see degredations at binary 'milestones'; e.g., a noticeable change above 65536 records (64K) and a much more dramatic slowdown beyond 128K records. If your record count can be kept under 128K records per table, Access can be really convenient.
If you need to move to a more powerful db environment, think hard about the costs of Oracle and Micro$oft -- poor quality and expensive support and greater vulnerability to hackers.
We ported all our apps but one to postgreSQL and couldn't be happier. Great support from the community and a solid, easily administered system.
by cachitok
Oracle is designed to support very very big table, if a table grows to much you can partition the table and their indexes in different tablespaces in different physical disks.
( but you'll need the Enterprise option )
It has too several ways to backup online big database, for backuping independently tablespaces.
by mbonfyre
by vinnyk27
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