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New I heard 8% the other day for MySQL/InnoDB
But no authorative reference was given.
New Percentage differences that close are really just a SWAG.
Depends on record size, speed of disk (sequential VS seeking), RAID type, how much processing you will do in between each record, etc.

There is no way any of the "experts" would be willing to bet a number against a database (fully populated) unless they's tested it.
     subtracting dates inside rdbms as opposed to outside - (boxley) - (18)
         Indexes key to efficiency - (ChrisR) - (17)
             that runs faster by eyeball :-) thx! -NT - (boxley)
             Lotta people make that mistake. - (static)
             Indexes are only better if you're accessing under 7%... - (ben_tilly) - (14)
                 It's 5% now. - (admin) - (11)
                     Source? - (ben_tilly) - (10)
                         My SQL tuning class instructor. :-D -NT - (admin) - (9)
                             Is it coincidence that we both took that class recently? -NT - (ben_tilly) - (8)
                                 Dunno. - (admin) - (7)
                                     There was a cost-based optimizer in Oracle 8 as well - (ben_tilly) - (6)
                                         I'd appreciate a list if you can take the time. - (admin) - (5)
                                             Hmm... - (ben_tilly) - (4)
                                                 Thanks. -NT - (admin)
                                                 OK, here's a real bug, just encountered - (ben_tilly) - (2)
                                                     I'll have to give that one a whirl. -NT - (admin) - (1)
                                                         It can probably be simplified further... - (ben_tilly)
                 I heard 8% the other day for MySQL/InnoDB - (dws) - (1)
                     Percentage differences that close are really just a SWAG. - (broomberg)

Like many lawyers, he's overly fond of argument, even when in agreement. Not that anyone here would be into that...
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