What can be the maximum size that a table can have? To be clearer: a table in MySQL, what is the maximum size it supports? And in SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL?
What can be the maximum size that a table can have? To be clearer: a table in MySQL, what is the maximum size it supports? And in SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL?
Most boundaries are theoretical. In each version this can vary, although now it has become rare (perhaps it happens with the PostreSQL that is "low" near the others).
It is not always easy to determine, it depends on settings or combinations of factors. Some have no size limit for the table but for the database as a whole. Obviously if the table reaches that size there will be no room for a second table.
Microsoft SQL Server = > 524.272TB
MySQL MyISAM = > 256TB
MySQL InnoDb = > 64TB
Oracle = > 128 TB
PostgreSQL = > 1.6 TB
Firebird = > 18TB
SQLite = > no specific limit, operating system boundary