OK, but what do I put there?
>
> I looked at the FAQ also and IMO the word "unlimited" is a bit
> unrealistic. "unlimited" means without limits. Come on now!
> Postgres DOES have limits on the size of a database or table.
> Very large limits but still limits. For example could I build
> a table with 100 billion rows? No I'd run out of OIDs
> I think you can say "In practice the limits are imposed by the
> host OS and the processing power of current computers".
>
> Or with the number of columns in a table. You could say "The
> row length limit imposes a practical limit of XX columns".
>
> You want to have unquestioned credibility so when you make fun
> of the claims made by the MySQL people you are taken seriously.
>
>
>
> Ohgaki Yasuo wrote:
> >
> > I've take a look at the FAQ on www.postgresql.org
> >
> > A few questions and a little problem about FAQ html that I noticed.
> >
>
> <SNIP>
> >
> > == FROM FAQ ==
> > 1.14) What are the maximum size limits?
> > These are the limits:
> >
> > Maximum size for a database? unlimited (60GB databases exist)
> > Maximum size for a table? unlimited on all operating systems
> > Maximum size for a row? 8k, configurable to 32k
> > Maximum number of rows in a table? unlimited
> > Maximum number of columns table? unlimited
> > Maximum number of indexes on a table? unlimited
> >
> > The row length limit will be removed in 7.1.
> >
> > ==============
>
>
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