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January 25th, 2007, 10:01 AM
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Table LIMIT???
Hi to all,
I'm just wondering; Is there a table limit in one database?? I mean is there a limit on creating tables in a database??? Thanks in advance!!
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A well-designed database has lots and lots of tables instead of lots and lots of columns. I am not aware of a specific boundary, but too much tables queries simultaneously will cause performance problems. You may need to increase the size of the table_cache. Check the MySQL manual for more info.
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Let's hope so! "lots and lots of tables/columns" is rarely a good idea... Good database normalization should keep things in check.
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