I think you are not going to get a good measure just depending upon a software version and brand. What really matters, I believe, are 3 primary factors:
First, are you running on a supported build?
https://community.hyland.com/technical/third-party-compatibility/third-party-compatibility-list?filt...
Next, are you following the best practices for Hardware, Software, and Network requirements?
https://community.hyland.com/gallery/items/53203-database-reference-guide
I've studied Hyland Tech Support calls and some of the worst offenders for "OnBase is Slow!" come back to a really bad install of the Database. For example, placing the database, logs, and backups all on the same slow storage location.
Finally, is the database being supported by a qualified/certified/experienced DBA?
"Hyland Software, Inc. recommends having a certified DBA on staff for any OnBase installation. It has been Hyland Software, Inc.’s experience that system performance and stability are most successful with those solutions administered by a certified DBA. "
As an installer, I've had my fair share of working with both experienced DBAs and accidental DBAs. The Certified ones are the individuals I feel much safer handing off the solution to because I know they are going to have the correct settings, maintenance plans, and troubleshooting know-how to keep OnBase running for many years.
