How does SQL handle large data?
Can SQL handle big data?
You can use SQL effectively with big data—the complex datasets found outside of a relational database environment. However, this requires bridging the inefficiencies in latency that come with querying and processing vast amounts of data.
Why SQL Cannot handle big data?
SQL doesn't have a performance, scalability, or price. A specific SQL product has a performance level and may or may not have problems with supporting big data. For example, some SQL products have a very small footprint making them suitable to run on small devices, such as SQLite.
How much data can SQL handle?
SQL Server Standard Edition has an upper limit of 524 Petabytes, but it is not free. If your database reaches the limit of your SQL Server Express version, you will begin to experience errors due to the inability of the database tables to accept new data.
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