I am looking for information regarding the technical limitations when using Fusion Tables : - - how many rows can be stored in a Fusion Table - how many queries (read/write) can be run simultaneously against a Fusion Table. I could not find any info on https://developers.google.com I asked a Google representative and he told me that Fusion Tables is still an experimental / beta product, and I shall check out at stackoverflow.
I plan to develop an application where users will update attributes of specific locations. I would like to use Fusion Tables so that locations and their attributes are stored in a Fusion Table. The application will involve a lot of read/updates of the table (up to 500 000 read/update queries in one minute), with up to 3 000 000 locations registered in the Fusion Table so I wonder if I will be limited by the technology, technically or regarding the terms of service.
My impression is that Fusion Tables are not really supposed to be updated with such a high frequency.
There are a number of limitations to consider:
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statementsPlease note that the last two limits above are described in a deprecated section of the documentation, I couldn't find newer documentation about it. Maybe the limit does no longer exist or it just has not yet been documented. But the limits certainly apply if you are using FusionTablesLayer to to display data on Google Maps.
If you are a Google Maps Premier customer, some of the limits can be modified.