How many total rows of data does your production database have?

What kind of survey is this?

A database penis contest?

Finally an attractive, long number....

I don't even know how I would calculate that.....it's a lot...

Since 1 db contains a few million records alone.... I'm going to say millions.

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Did I win? 😃

@cafecortado yes! Best number I heard all day.

About 15 trillions

@Lyniven , my measly billion suddenly feels more manageable.

On my former job it was somewhere on the range of 5-6 billion rows, out of which 3.6 was in two tables of about 1.8 billion each.

Current job not nearly as much in the dbs I work with but probably quite a lot in some of the other ones.

It’s over 9000!!

I think my/our db penis is bigger than yours..

To be honest, I couldn't tell.

Largest I can easily remember was ~ 560 GB, in my first job. Since the database contained the order information, a large chunk of it was in a single table (order items followed by the order information).

We switched at some point to UUIDs, which I remember because it was extremely painful, due to being close hitting the INT (Int 32) unsigned limit and BIGINT (Int 64) unsigned was for many reasons a very very bad idea.

The rest... From small to big and everything in between.

I dont have a database..😁🤩

@cafecortado -1, I win😏

The number can change quite drastically if you normalize it or not.