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I will appreciate your help with this question. The AppSheet pricing page indicates that the Core Plan allows a maximum of 2,500 rows per database. Does this refer to 2,500 rows per table or 2,500 rows for all tables in an app?
Hey @AleksiAlkio the 50k rows is a technical limit for Core users at the table level. This gives users an idea how big a table could technically be and to show we are committed to continue scaling database storage. Our current usage limits are lower and at the database level. We know this can be confusing for users and have removed it from our support docs: https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/12653576?hl=en&ref_topic=12632222&sjid=942951512392681606... I'll do the same in. the announcement.
Yes, it is confusing. When it says: "the 50k rows is a technical limit for Core users at the table level" does it mean that I can or cannot create records up to that limit, if I am in a Plan Core?
@ranorga please focus on the usage limits which are 2,500 rows per database for Core. To your original question, this limit is unrelated to apps. You can connect many databases to the same app.
One more question to close this case, please. When these limits refer to a database, does it refer only to the Appsheet database or to any set of Excel or Google Sheets files?
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