Question

Just a SQL Server 2008 generic question, I have a table that has around 15 columns and they are string, int and bool types only, I am not storing any binary data, and I have auto generated PK column “ID” with @@IDENTITY enabled to generate unique ID on every entry, my question is that a table like this how many rows can have, is there any row limitation in SQL Server table?

thanks in advance.

Answer 1

There are limits defined in “Maximum Capacity Specifications for SQL Server” on MSDN

Some relevant ones

• 1024 columns per standard table
• Rows per table: Limited by available storage
• Bytes per row: 8060 (except for row overflow data)

Basically, don’t worry…