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BCM Capacity

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Bigmoe - 15 Feb 2008 04:06 GMT
I have installed SQL Express 2005 SP2 on a SBS2003 and created a BCM 2007
database on the server to share out over the network.  My question is this;
What are the practical capacity limits for this database.  I know MS
recommnends use of BCM for under twenty users, but is there a limit for
number of records or databse size?
Lon Orenstein - 17 Feb 2008 23:26 GMT
Nobody has reported a limit, other than the 4GB limit for the file size.
We've got 40,000+ contacts in our marketing database but virtually no
history, and it's about 3GB.

The practical limit for a full production db is more dependent on your
hardware and LAN.  Having 4GB of RAM on the server, 2GB on each client PC,
and a fast LAN will help a lot.  Increasing the polling interval could also
help performance a lot.

HTH,
Lon

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>I have installed SQL Express 2005 SP2 on a SBS2003 and created a BCM 2007
> database on the server to share out over the network.  My question is
> this;
> What are the practical capacity limits for this database.  I know MS
> recommnends use of BCM for under twenty users, but is there a limit for
> number of records or databse size?
 
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