Item | Limit |
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Number of nodes | Maximum 128 (without Vertica assistance). |
Database size | Approximates the number of files times the file size on a platform, depending on the maximum disk configuration. |
Table size | 2^64 rows per node, or 2^63 bytes per column, whichever is smaller. |
Row size | 32 MB. The row size is approximately the sum of its maximum column sizes, where, for example, a VARCHAR(80) has a maximum size of 80 bytes. |
Key size | Limited only by row size |
Number of tables/projections per database | Limited by physical RAM, as the catalog must fit in memory. |
Number of concurrent connections per node | Default of 50, limited by physical RAM (or threads per process), typically 1024. |
Number of concurrent connections per cluster | Limited by physical RAM of a single node (or threads per process), typically 1024. |
Number of columns per table | 1600. |
Number of rows per load | 2^63. |
Number of partitions | 1024. While Vertica supports a maximum of 1024 partitions, few, if any, organizations will need to approach that maximum. Fewer partitions are likely to meet your business needs, while also ensuring maximum performance. Many customers, for example, partition their data by month, bringing their partition count to 12. Vertica recommends you keep the number of partitions between 10 and 20 to achieve excellent performance. |
Length for a fixed-length column | 65000 bytes. |
Length for a variable-length column | 65000 bytes. |
Length of basic names | 128 bytes. Basic names include table names, column names, etc. |
Query length | No limit. |
Depth of nesting subqueries | Unlimited in FROM, WHERE, or HAVING clause. |
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