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SQL Server & table size

  • 04-10-2007 12:12pm
    #1
    shayser
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    Anyone know if there is a max table size for MS SQL Server 8/2000?

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    seamus
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    As in the data area, or the number/size of columns?


  • #3
    shayser
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    Size on disk :)


  • #4
    seamus
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    There's no limit, theoretically. Except the size of the disk.

    You can however limit the size if the data files by hand, and coupled with partitioning & filegroups, you could apply a size limit to an individual table.


  • #5
    forbairt
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    er if you're using the free version as well .. I think there's a 2gb database size limit ...


  • #6
    Ginger
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    Max size of SQL Server 2000 DB is 1,048,516 TB that is for versions Dev, Ent, Pro, Std & Personal

    For MSDE and SQL Server CE max db size is 2 GB


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  • #7
    seamus
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    Ginger wrote:
    Max size of SQL Server 2000 DB is 1,048,516 TB that is for versions Dev, Ent, Pro, Std & Personal
    I'm not surprised I never heard of it before then :D
    Only one exabyte? Pfft sure that's tiny :D


  • #8
    Ginger
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    Yeah thats from the comparison charts for SQL Server 2000 editions...


  • #9
    Ginger
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    You can have a max row size of 8060 bytes.. its only limited across rather than down..

    I am just re-read your post and you were asking table size.. it can any physical size on disk, but are you askinig logical structure as in number of cols X number of rows?


  • #10
    shayser
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    Thanks for the info. Looks like it's the free version but I'm getting a message saying the table is full and is being pruned. But the table is only 5.1mb.

    I don't have Enterprise Manager but a program called Database Server Supervisor which can allow/deny table growth by percentile/physical size. This is set to Maximum which I assume is the 2GB but once it reaches 5MB it starts to prune.


  • #11
    bonkey
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    What do you mean by "prune"???


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  • #12
    shayser
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    Shayser = numpty of the highest order.

    It's database size not table size :eek: Sorry for the wild goose chase.

    These are the messages I'm getting:

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  • #13
    seamus
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    Check out the SQL Server Agent on the server (if there is one).

    They don't look like SQL Server messages. Looks like someone set up some sort of performance/counter alerts on the SQL Server that prune the database when it gets to a certain size :eek:


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