InfoCube Modelling Limits for BI Accelerator

Are there any limitations to the number of characteristics or key figures that can be handled by the BI Accelerator? Is it different than normal modelling in the BW?

Rightly said by Ronald.
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<b>Bi Accelerator Indexes scenarios -</b>
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After creating a BI accelerator index, the data is available on the file server of the BI accelerator server. The data is loaded to the main memory when you execute a query for the first time or start a special load program. The data remains in the main memory until it is replaced or is removed from the main memory when a special delete program is started. It may be necessary to execute a special delete program if, for example, there is not enough memory on the BI accelerator server for all BI accelerator indexes and you need to load data from particular InfoCubes but data from other InfoCubes is not needed (at this time).
<b>Bi Accelerator Pre-requisites-</b>
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