Answer Posted / uday kumar_anem

For QTP9, there are no known size limitations for the
Object Repository(OR) file(s).

For QTP8.2 and below, There is no defined limitation for
the OR size. Mercury Support recommends taking regular
backups of the OR file(s) and trying to limit the size to
around 1.5 MB.

As the OR size increases, the performance of your test
decreases.

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