Can SQL handle millions of records?

How many records can SQL handle?

SQL Server Database Engine objectMaximum values for SQL Server (64-bit)Rows per tableLimited by available storageTables per databaseLimited by total number of objects in a databasePartitions per partitioned table or index15,000Statistics on non-indexed columns30,000

Can MySQL handle 100 million records?

MySQL can easily handle many millions of rows, and fairly large rows at that.

How does SQL Server handle millions of records?

Use the SQL Server BCP to import a huge amount of data into tables1SELECT CAST(ROUND((total_log_size_in_bytes)*1.0/1024/1024,2,2) AS FLOAT)2AS [Total Log Size]3FROM sys. dm_db_log_space_usage;How to handle 100 million rows with SQL Server BCP - SQLShack

Can SQL Server handle billions of rows?

Initially it will start with few billions records and will eventually over few month will be 50 trillion or more. There is really no chance of that working, SQL Server does not scale much above a couple of billion rows at best.