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Saturday, May 5, 2012

Capacity Management - Managed Metadata term store (database) limits

Limit Maximum value Limit type Notes
Maximum number of levels of nested terms in a term store
7
Supported
Terms in a term set can be represented hierarchically.  A term set can have up to seven levels of terms (a parent term, and six levels of nesting below it.)
Maximum number of term sets in a term store
1,000
Supported
You can have up to 1,000 term sets in a term store.
Maximum number of terms in a term set
30,000
Supported
30,000 is the maximum number of terms in a term set.
  Note:
Additional labels for the same term, such as synonyms and translations, do not count as separate terms.

Total number of items in a term store
1,000,000
Supported
An item is either a term or a term set. The sum of the number of terms and term sets cannot exceed 1,000,000. Additional labels for the same term, such as synonyms and translations, do not count as separate terms.
  Note:
You cannot have both the maximum number of term sets and the maximum number of terms simultaneously in a term store.

Capacity management - Column limits

Limit Maximum value Limit type Size per column Notes
Single line of text
276
Threshold
28 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 64 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 384 Single line of text columns per SharePoint list (6 * 64 = 384). However, because the limit per SharePoint list item is 8,000 bytes, of which 256 bytes are reserved for built-in SharePoint columns, the actual limit is 276 Single line of text columns.
Multiple Lines of Text
192
Threshold
28 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 32 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 192 Multiple lines of text columns per SharePoint list (6 * 32 = 192).
Choice
276
Threshold
28 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 64 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of 6 allows for a maximum of 384 Choice columns per SharePoint list (6 * 64 = 384); ); however because the limit per SharePoint list item is 8,000 bytes, of which 256 bytes are reserved for built-in SharePoint columns, the actual limit should be 276 Choice columns.
Number
72
Threshold
12 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 12 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 72 Number columns per SharePoint list (6 * 12 = 72).
Currency
72
Threshold
12 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 12 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 72 Currency columns per SharePoint list (6 * 12 = 72).
Date and Time
48
Threshold
12 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each eight columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 48 Date and Time columns per SharePoint list (6 * 8 = 48).
Lookup
96
Threshold
4 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 16 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 96 single value Lookup columns per SharePoint list (6 * 16 = 96).
Yes / No
96
Threshold
5 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 16 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 96 Yes / No columns per SharePoint list (6 * 16 = 96).
Person or group
96
Threshold
4 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 16 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 96 Person or Group columns per SharePoint list (6 * 16 = 96).
Hyperlink or picture
138
Threshold
56 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 32 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 192 Hyperlink or Picture columns per SharePoint list (6 * 32 = 192) ); however because the limit per SharePoint list item is 8,000 bytes, of which 256 bytes are reserved for built-in SharePoint columns, the actual limit should be 138 Hyperlink or Picture columns.
Calculated
48
Threshold
28 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each eight columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 48 Calculated columns per SharePoint list (6 * 8 = 48).
GUID
6
Threshold
20 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each column in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 6 GUID columns per SharePoint list (6 * 1 = 6).
Int
96
Threshold
4 bytes
SQL Server row wrapping occurs after each 16 columns in a SharePoint list. The default row wrapping value of six allows for a maximum of 96 Int columns per SharePoint list (6 * 16 = 96).
Managed metadata
94
Threshold
40 bytes for the first, 32 bytes for each subsequent
The first Managed Metadata field added to a list is allocated four columns:
  • A lookup field for the actual tag
  • A hidden text field for the string value
  • A lookup field for the catch all
  • A lookup field for spillover of the catch all

Each subsequent Managed Metadata field added to a list adds two more columns:
  • A lookup field for the actual tag
  • A hidden text field for the string value

The maximum number of columns of Managed Metadata is calculated as (14 + (16 * (n-1))) where n is the row mapping value (default of 6).

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