Re: max. size for a table

"Albert" wrote:
  >Hi all~~
  >
  >In the documentation of "Limitations of PostgreSQL", the maximum size for a
  >table is 64TB on all operating system.
  >I am using Linux(the limitation size of ext2 file is 2GB).
  >Would anyone tell me if there is any solution to make a table large than 2GB
  >in Linux using PostgreSQL.

PostgreSQL splits the table into chunks that the filesystem can handle.

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