Db table with most records you have worked with

[ChrisPackit]

What is your record?

My record is 42 rows.

Hope this helps.

[AtW]

Updating database of 66,555,636,804 rows every 8 hours.

The largest I've worked with is 3,529,437,390,545 rows.

I wish I worked at Twitter, life would have been so much easier.

HTH

[sasguru]

I wish I worked at Twitter, life would have been so much easier.

HTH

Not to mention more profitable for you, even if you worked as the janitor.

[AtW]

Not to mention more profitable for you, even if you worked as the janitor.

A US President visited NASA one day, saw a janitor working feverishly at sweeping the floor, asked him
what he was doing and received the reply, "Because I'm working to put a man on the moon"

[doodab]

Not to mention more profitable for you, even if you worked as the janitor.

A US President visited NASA one day, saw a janitor working feverishly at sweeping the floor, asked him
what he was doing and received the reply, "Because I'm working to put a man on the moon"

So to extend sas' example you would be working to put pointless bulltulip on the internet. Doesn't have quite the same ring to it.

[Lockhouse]

One of my systems has a database with c1.5 billion records, all small records though. Looking at it is on my list but as it's working well at the moment it's not a priority.

[NotAllThere]

I once worked with a VB developer, interfacing his application to SAP. He boasted that his database was approaching 1MB in size. At some time I casually pointed out that the GL table alone was 31GB.

[ThomasSoerensen]

My planB db reached 190gb at the last customer analysis - and that is without the transaction log - had to delete a lot of other data on the server to make room for it.

[PAH]

Sounds like a lot of people have very inefficient data storage methods.

There's only so many unique letters and numbers.