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I want to know the limit of Database capacity, and the way to count.
for example, “until 200 ROWS” or "until 1000 CELLS " or “~~GB” or …

if database has the limit, my app’s user can’t use the app enough
please tell me “where is the limit and how can I rise the upper limit” .

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If you mean “return N items from a search” (as in SQL “limit”)
https://manual.bubble.io/core-resources/data/operations-and-comparisons#…-items-until

If you mean “what are the database storage limits” - you can retrieve up to 10,000 items in a List. That is not to say you can’t store more than 10,000 items, you can’t can’t put more than 10,000 in a List.
https://bubble.io/reference#Data.Messages.list

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thank you for your answer.
actually, i want to know the limit of database.
as the attached picture show, users can add TAGs to app’s database.(1 ROW, 1 TAG)
but I’m concerned that the database has the limit and , sooner or later, users connot add a new data

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Just wanted to ask, if a database has more than 10,000 items and have a repeating group for that database. It obviously won’t store any items above 10,000 but could it be filtered or have constraints to do that? For example, if I let an input filter the repeating group? Would it find the items above 10,000 count?

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Yes, it is common that you will have more than 10,000 things in database tables (you might have millions). And it is very typical that you would query (“do a search for”) a smaller list using constraints in that query/search.

For example I might have millions of books in a table but if I queried by Author (do a search for books where the author is Tolkien) I would only have a list of 20 or so books.

Make sense?

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Yea makes sense now, glad that was the case cause I feel my tables would eventually have a lot of entries (more than 10,000) but was worried if any repeating groups wouldn’t display it even with query/search constraints.

Appreciate your response thank you!

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