What is the threshold of number of registries and fields SQL Server can tolerate? In other words, how many rows and columns can be handled?
What is the threshold of number of registries and fields SQL Server can tolerate?
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What is the threshold of number of registries and fields SQL Server can tolerate? In other words, how many rows and columns can be handled?
How much data (it’s about size of data, not number of rows) it can handle depends on what edition. You can find details here: Maximum Capacity Specification for SQL Server.
When it comes to the number of rows, available storage should be the only limit.