text: When you define the database information, you must determine the number of rows 
  (Maximum Rows) that are stored in each database table and the number of report loads that 
  are included in each database table. These values are important to system performance and 
  maintenance. 
  
  **Maximum Rows value**
  Physically, an application group consists of one or more tables that contain the index data for 
  the stored documents and reports. Each table is referred to as an*application group segment*
  *table*. The*Maximum Rows*value determines how many data rows are loaded into each of 
  these “segment” tables. When the Maximum Rows value is reached, the open segment table 
  is closed and a new segment table is created. We selected the default value of 10 million rows 
  because in most cases, this value is sufficient for balancing the performance of data loads 
  and queries. 
  
  Consider the following factors when you specify the Maximum Rows value: 
  
  (cid:2) The number of rows that is specified needs to be large enough to handle the largest 
  possible input report file. 
  
  (cid:2) Decrease the value if the total number of indexes (documents) that is stored for the 
  application group will never reach the 10 million rows value. 
  
  (cid:2) Increase the Maximum Rows value if the 10 million rows value is too small compared to 
  
  the number of indexes (documents) to be stored so that many application group segment 
  tables are created and as a result, a single user query results in a search of multiple 
  tables. 