Aperture database maximum size

is there any recommendet maximum size for Libs ?
I´m using an iMac 4GB RAM Intel dual core

Don't know what the absolute limit might be; there are some here with well over 100,000 images. Practical limits are:
-- Around 10,000 images in a single project. As I think of projects as rolls of film, my largest is only 200-300 images.
-- Physical disk space. A "managed" library cannot span more than one logical volume. But the largest element in your library is likely to be your master images, not your indices or previews, so by moving your master images out of the library ("referenced" masters) you can scatter them over any number of volumes. As shown by Kevin Doyle's research, only the indices/versions/previews need be on a fast drive. So, with the masters removed from your library, and the library placed on a fast, internal drive, you can manage a lot of images. Takes a little care and attention, but works very well. (Sierra Dragon, among others, is a strong proponent of this structure. Search some of his posts.)
The occasional defrag of the library itself speeds up scrolling, searching, and exporting. The master images themselves, as they are never rewritten, do not fragment. (Unless, of course, they were fragmented when first written.)
What is your problem or worry?
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