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Azure Analysis Services resource and object limits | Microsoft Docs
Describes Azure Analysis Services resource and object limits.
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Analysis Services resource and object limits

This article describes resource and model object limits.

Tier limits

Developer tier

This tier is recommended for evaluation, development, and test scenarios. A single plan includes the same functionality of the standard tier, but is limited in processing power, QPUs, and memory size. Query replica scale out is not available for this tier. This tier doesn't offer an SLA.

Plan QPUs Memory (GB)
D1 20 3

Basic tier

The tier is recommended for production solutions with smaller tabular models, limited user concurrency, and simple data refresh requirements. Query replica scale out is not available for this tier. Perspectives, multiple partitions, and DirectQuery tabular model features are not supported in this tier.

Plan QPUs Memory (GB)
B1 40 10
B2 80 20

Standard tier

This tier is for mission-critical production applications that require elastic user-concurrency, and have rapidly growing data models. It supports advanced data refresh for near real-time data model updates, and supports all tabular modeling features.

Plan QPUs Memory (GB)
S1 40 10
S2 100 25
S3 200 50
S4 400 100
S8* 320 200
S9* 640 400

* Not available in all regions.

Object limits

These are theoretical limits. Performance will be diminished at lower numbers.

Object Maximum sizes/numbers
Databases in an instance 16,000
Combined number of tables and columns in a database 16,000
Rows in a table Unlimited

Warning: With the restriction that no single column in the table can have more than 1,999,999,997 distinct values.
Hierarchies in a table 15,999
Levels in a hierarchy 15,999
Relationships 8,000
Key Columns in all table 15,999
Measures in a tables 2^31-1 = 2,147,483,647
Cells returned by a query 2^31-1 = 2,147,483,647
Record size of the source query 64K
Length of object names 512 characters