You could try duplicating your database files, setting up another area and run MySQL on the data to see which runs it better for your usage. Then make the new data fork into both databases and run them in parallel to see which is better.

Rothbardian_fanatic

SN slowness apology

k00b

So often the rebooting or recycling seems to fix vexing problems. I have also found that sometimes the simplest correction to be the one that works. You must be using PostGre. Sometimes a beast. i have had good luck with MySQL before.