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How many records can SQL handle?
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- How many records can a SQL database handle?
- What are the limits of SQL?
- Is there a limit to SQL table?
How many records can a SQL database handle?
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
What are the limits of SQL?
Database Manager LimitsDB2 for i LimitSQLMaximum length of an SQL statement (in bytes)2 097 152Maximum number of tables referenced in an SQL statement10008Maximum number of variables and constants in an SQL statement40969
Is there a limit to SQL table?
SQL Server doesn't have a table limit. Rather, it has an object limit (of which tables are a type of object). So, in effect, the sum of all objects (indexes, views, tables, procs, etc...) can't exceed 2 billion-ish (2,147,483,647 to be pedantic).
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