A Hosting Issue

[dataset]

Hey everyone.
I recently created a news site for my middle school that I go to. It's nearly all dynamic PHP and MySQL. The school is currently using 1&1 for their hosting, and I just noticed that they have a 100 megabyte database limit.
I would prefer if they used godaddy, as their databases don't seem to have such a whimpy limit.
Do you think that the 100 megabyte max will become an issue in the future?

BTY, The database will be exactly this -

story_id : smallint(5) unsigned
title : tinytext
author : varchar(40)
pubdate : varchar(26)
article : text
keywords : tinytext

The database will also not be storing any images, just text.

 

[X1Lightning]

i don't think your going to have a problem with 100mb, that would take a lot of records to fill that up

 

[Aea]

With that style of database, it's going to take a long time to fill up. I've had some major websites use databases that small, and they were fully db driven.

 

[dataset]

Good, now I don't have to worry about the size anymore!
Thank you both for your help and quick replys!

 

[Artful Dodger]

Hello, I just changed over to 1&1 and under the business plan you get a ton of storage. http://order.1and1.com:80/xml/order...28C97E2693B94F.TC61a?__frame=_top&__lf=Static
You might want to see if the school could change over to this plan or not just to make sure for the future