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How many records can a MySQL MyISAM table store? How many InnoDB can?
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Can MySQL handle 100 million records? Sure, and a whole lot more. I've personally worked with single tables in MySQL that had ten billion records.
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1 byte is used to store the slot number, a single page can have at most 255 slots/rows. The maximum number of rows in a table or fragment is 4,278,189,825. These are all theoretical limits.
There is no explicit limit on the number of records in a table; I have used a table with 1,300,000 (approximately) records successfully. The limit that may be more critical is that the database (the backend, containing the tables) cannot exceed 2GByte in total - including all the tables, system tables, etc.
You can't count by number of records because your table can have really short records with only a few int fields or your records might be really long with hundreds of fields.
So it has to be measured in the file size of the tables.
For MYSQL: The table size limit is based on the operating system drive file system that MySQL is installed on, ranging from 2GB to 2TB.
See the MySQL reference manual for full explanations of limits for each operating system.
Concerning InnoDb and MyIsam i do not know.
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