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Data Limits in Wave Analytics
In this link, there is a License data storage limit of 100 million rows for Wave. But also there is a dataset storage limit of 250 million. Ultimately which data limit will apply?https://help.salesforce.com/HTViewHelpDoc?id=bi_limits.htm
Also there is an Analytics Cloud - Additional Data Rows of 100 million in license data storage limit section. Does this mean, the limit is 200 million?
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1 Dataset storage limit is 100 million rows. But you may have more then one dataset in your org so Maximum number of rows for all registered datasets combined have 250 million rows.
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