Technical Limits and Business Applications in Databases
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Availability: Pinnacle. ; Unavailability: Free, Team, Business, Enterprise; |
Databases offers a powerful solution for eliminating data silos and unifying project updates across platforms. Like any technology, it comes with both technical and business considerations. Understanding them can help businesses plan and execute their adoption of Databases effectively, ensuring they gain maximum benefit from the platform while mitigating potential risks. With careful consideration of these factors, Databases can significantly improve data management and decision-making processes.
Billing Periods: Available for all billing periods (monthly or annually).
Billing Terms: Same billing terms as the Pinnacle plan. Users will be billed based on their subscription period and usage within that period.
Pricing Structure: Price per seat (per month). Please reach out to your account representative for comprehensive pricing information.
Package Details:
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Basic
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Product Category: Free (included in Pinnacle plan)
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Limit: 10,000 Databases units
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This plan is ideal for small-scale or limited usage. It is bundled as part of the Pinnacle plan.
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Databases Medium
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Product Category: Add-on
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Limit: 3 million Databases units
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Suitable for medium-scale businesses or users with moderately high data demands.
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Databases Large
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Product Category: Add-on
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Limit: 30 million Databases units
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Designed for enterprises with large-scale data needs, offering significant data capacity.
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Databases Batch
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Product Category: Extra Component
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Limit: Customers can buy multiple batches (each 30 million Databases units)
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This component allows for additional scalability, letting customers purchase extra batches of data units for large-scale or growing operations.
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Eligibility: Available only for users on the Pinnacle plan.
Additional Information:
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Data Handling: Data units are used for managing and processing Databases units across the platform, and the amount needed depends on the volume of data and specific usage requirements.
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Usage Flexibility: Users can switch between packages if their data needs change, but additional approval may be required for larger packages.
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Add-On Purchasing: If the standard package doesn’t meet the needs of the business, the add-on options (Medium, Large, or Batch) allow for flexible scaling.
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Number of Records in One Database: The maximum number of records that can be stored in a single table database is 100,000 records. Exceeding this limit may impact performance or result in errors during data operations.
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Number of Items in One Folder: A folder in Databases can hold a maximum of 500 items (subfolders and databases). This limit is designed to maintain efficient data organization and optimize system performance. If you need to store more than 500 items, consider distributing them across multiple folders.
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Number of Levels in Folder Structure: Databases allows a maximum of 100 levels in the folder hierarchy. This restriction ensures the platform can efficiently navigate and manage data across large hierarchies, preventing excessive complexity in the folder structure.
These limits are designed to ensure optimal performance and scalability within Databases, and any attempts to exceed them may require revising your data structure or strategy.