Number of Records in one table

Hi All,
Can anybody let me know that in Oracle9i lite database, one table can have how many records. I mean is their any restriction on maximum number of ROWs for a table, like Palm database (PDB files) has a restriction that one table can have maximum 64000 rows.
Is the same thing happen with Oracle lite database also
Thansk in advance.

We have had several tests of hundreds of thousands of rows using 9iLite on a PocketPC host. The upper bound appears to be based upon the physical limit of the host and not 9iLite.
RP.

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