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+2  Q: 

mysql performance

+5  A: 

You are using InnoDB tables. Therefore you should pay very careful attention to the numerous settings which can make or break performance on your MySQL database. MySQLPerformanceBlog has a couple of really good articles on InnoDB optimization that you should read.

Asaph
+1 for the MySQLPerformanceBlog reference... those two posts are excellent.
James McNellis
I had seen the blog before, but skimmed right over the useful information, I guess. I ended up changing innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit=1 to innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit=2 and achieved nearly 1300 queries per second. Thanks!
Chris
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If you want to replace SQL Server, I hope you don't use CTE's or others useful SQL features MySQL don't have...

Hugues Van Landeghem
Not related to what the OP asked...
MarkR