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Do not build a chunk index on a limit that a mainnet launch can change.","confidence":"reported","confidence_note":"One page read moves it to documented.","evidence":[{"url":"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tablelandnetwork/docs/main/docs/fundamentals/limits.md","date":"2026-10-21","proved":"fetched raw: 'Table limits … Rows 500000 … Columns 24'; 'Since Tableland is still in open beta, each table is limited to the following constraints … These are temporary limits'."},{"url":"https://tableland.xyz/","date":"2026-10-21","proved":"opened: 'The decentralized cloud database … built on SQLite. Read and write tamperproof data from apps, data pipelines' — a database positioning, no storage claim."},{"url":"https://docs.tableland.xyz/playbooks/integrations/ipfs","date":"2026-10-21","proved":"surfaced: 'Tableland naturally imposes limits on the size of data you can store in a table. 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