This topic describes the limits on the TimeSeries model.
Limits on time series tables
Item | Limit | Description |
Name of a time series table | Unique within an instance | Naming conventions for a time series table:
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Name of a time series column | Unique within a table | Naming conventions for time series column:
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Data type of a time series column | String, Integer, Double, Boolean, and Binary |
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Name of a data field in a time series | Unique within a table | Naming conventions for a data field in a time series:
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Measurement name | Unique within a table | The measurement name must be a UTF-8-encoded string that is 1 to 128 bytes in length. The name cannot contain number signs (#) or non-printable characters such as spaces. |
Data source | Unique within a table | The data source must be a UTF-8-encoded string that is 0 to 256 bytes in length. |
Tags | In the | The tags must be in the
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Time column | Greater than or equal to 0 | Unit: microseconds. |
Operation limits
Item | Limit | Description |
Maximum number of columns that can be written at the same time | 1024 | You can write up to 1,024 attribute columns in a single row to a time series table at the same time. |
Maximum number of rows that can be written at the same time | 200 | You can write up to 200 rows to a time series table at the same time. |
Maximum size of data that can be written to a time series table at the same time | 4 MB | You can write up to 4 MB of data to a time series table at the same time. |