MAXIMUM DATABASE SIZE SUPPORTED BY DERBY

Hi,
What is the maximum database size that Derby supports?
Currently for our application, Oracle is used. We are planning to switch to Derby.
Any Suggestions??
Vijaya

HTTP://DB.APACHE.ORG/DERBY/MANUALS/INDEX.HTML

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