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Data warehouse MYSQL vs MS SQL
I am looking at a dataware house with 300 gb initially and considering what to use Mysql vs SQL Server vs Oracle. We will be running many complex queries often reading the whole DB, logic based on date calcuations, and likely reloading the whole DB on a weekly basis. Which DB seems best and why?
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