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Is there any upper limit (max) to the possible number of nodes in a logical database structure? If so what is the limit?

April 26, 2017database limit Max nodes possible structure Upper

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Is there any upper limit (max) to the possible number of nodes in a logical database structure? If so what is the limit?

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Yes, there is an upper limit for defining number of nodes in a Logical Database Structure. Maximum nodes = 1200 / length where length = max. Length of name in the structure. • In the structure of Logical Database nodes at different levels are displayed in the same columns. (T/F) If false what types of nodes are displayed in the same columns. If true what type of nodes are not displayed in the same columns. False. Nodes at same levels are displayed in the same columns.