24x7 Windows version limits

Hi

I'm wondering if there are any hard-coded limits (or best practice limits) in 24x7 for the following

Job database size
Number of jobs
Number of file-watch jobs
Number of folders
Number of files watched on a single job

And any other limits that come to mind.

Thanks

Job database size - theoretical 2 GB, practical - much smaller - the file is encrypted and compressed, each read/write requires reloading of the entire file.
Number of jobs - in Windows version - 32 KB of job definitions, in Multiplatform - 2 GB
Number of file-watch jobs - same as above, practically as many as you system can handle, likely no more than in hundreds.
Number of folders - same as above (32 KB or 2 GB)
Number of files watched on a single job - file-watch descriptor string can be up to 2 KB long, con contain multiple expressions and expression may contain file masks. I'm not sure if and what is a theoretical limit for this, but practically it is limited by system performance and available system resources
Windows version also has 32 KB limit on size of job scripts, Multiplatform version has 2 GB limit.

Hope this makes sense

Thanks for that.

Could you clarify
Number of jobs - in Windows version - 32 KB of job definitions, in Multiplatform - 2 GB

I don't quite get this; 32k does not seem very much at all how many jobs does that boil down to?

I referenced "definitions" on purpose to distinguish them from the number of running jobs and the number or processed jobs and other run-time numbers of jobs. Here definition is a set of job properties stored in the job database file, e.g. records. The job database file used in the Windows version can store up to 32765 job definitions. This is a very big number indeed.