Forum Discussion
Memory allocation
- Anonymous3 years ago
Hi Anonymous ,
As you can see in the note below:
3 The Max memory per dataset (GB) column represents an upper bound for the dataset size. However, an amount of memory must be reserved for operations such as refreshes and queries on the dataset. The maximum dataset size permitted on a capacity may be smaller than the numbers in this column.
And Shared capacity has size limits of 1 GB per dataset. So memory limit for Shared capacity is 1 GB per dataset too.
Best Regards,
Jay
Hi Anonymous ,
Shared capacity has limits of 1 GB per dataset, 10 GB per user and eight refreshes per day.
Best Regards,
Jay
HI Anonymous
Could you please kindly tell if storage limit = capacity limits?
Please kindly help to check the table I listed as below, Is there any mistake?
Why no per-user storage limit for Premium capacity workspaces, but the total limit is 100 TB, should it be no limit or can’t exceed the storage limit of 100 TB. It will be appreciated if you could explain.
| License | Shared capacity workspaces Total : 10GB | Premium capacity workspacesTotal : 100TB |
| Free | ? | No per-user storage limit |
| Pro | Total usage can’t exceed the tenant storage limit of 10 GB multiplied by the number of Pro licenses in the tenant | No per-user storage limit |
| Premium Per User (PPU) | 100 TB storage limit | No per-user storage limit |