Max Number of Applications in a Appset

Hi,
What is the maximum number of applications we can have in a Appset.
Also What is the optimal number of applications we can have.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
G.Vijaya Kumar

Hi Vijaya,
Actually, there is no limit of having multiple applications in an appset, neither there is any optimal value for that. It all depends on the size of your database. More the number of applications, you have, more the space required by your database. So, till the time your database is able to support that, its fine.
May be some experts can go deeper into this.
Hope this helps.

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