Pradeep Mani

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Increase database max size to be > 50GB.
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completed · AdminGuy Haycock (Senior Product Planner, Microsoft Windows Azure) responded

SQL Azure now supports individual DB sizes of up to 150GB, and with sharding you can partion a database even futher. For more details please see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/ff602419.aspx

Pradeep Mani shared this idea and gave it 3 votes · August 30, 2011

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