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Does mysql have 开发者_如何学JAVAany datarows limit. I mean there's gotta be a limit somewhere, or maybe just a limit for a user.

Anyone knows if there is a limit for a user?

Yes there is a limit (Actually there are a few).

1. The file size of your filesystem. Since MySQL (all engines) stores the table in a maximum of 1 file (InnoDB can store multiple tables in one file), the filesystem's file size limit will be restrictive of how many rows you can have. Now, if you're using a modern filesystem, it won't be too bad. See this list for more information: Comparison of filesystem limits.

2. The row pointer in the storage engine (MyISAM for instance is 6 bytes by default, 7 bytes max). Granted, these numbers are huge (256TB default, 65,536TB max for MyISAM), but they are there.

3. Data type of your primary key. If you use INT, you're capped at 2.1 billion rows (4.3 if you used unsigned). If you used a BIGINT, you're capped at 9.2x10^18 rows (18.4x10^18 if unsigned). Of course this doesn't apply to tables without an auto-incremeneted PK.

4. InnoDB's maximum tablespace size is 64TB, so that's the max table size in Inno.

5. There may be more, but that's what I can think of...

Check out this documentation page for more information...

As far as I know, there is no row limit as such, and there definitely is no per-user limit - it would not make sense in a database system.

See E.7. Limits in MySQL in the manual and the duplicate link I posted.