Answer Posted / Deepak Yadav
There isn't a fixed limit for the number of rows that can be stored in a SQL table, as it depends on various factors such as storage capacity, hardware, and database management system. However, Oracle Database has a limit of 17 billion rows per table by default (in a non-indexed table), but this can be increased.
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