How many records can a database hold?

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No, 1,000,000 rows (AKA records) is not too much for a database. . and can hold as many records as you have space for in your hard disk.SQL Server: the maximum number of rows in table [closed]Maximum number of records in a MySQL database tableHow many rows are 'too many' for a MySQL table? [duplicate]How many rows of data is too many rows of data? - Stack OverflowДругие результаты с сайта stackoverflow.com

How many data can a database hold?

SQL Server Database Engine objectMaximum values for SQL Server (64-bit)Filegroups per database32,767Filegroups per database for memory-optimized data1Files per database32,767File size (data)16 terabytes

How many records can a SQL database hold?

(Depending on your server hardware). I have personally seen MSSQL handle up to 100M rows in a single table without any problems. As long as your keep your indexes in order it should be all good.

How many records can a table have?

The number of rows per page is limited to 255 rows so that works out to 4.1 billion rows per partition. A table can have an unlimited number of partitions and a single server can manage up to 128PB of storage.

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