Totally depends on the database. Those aren't exotic numbers for the popular production-grade databases[1] most people use. As long as you are using decent DB hardware, and occasionally look for pathologically long queries, you are likely to be fine. (Look for long queries so you can analyze them and tweak your indexing/stats management on the DB.)
I count PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Oracle in that group. And MS SQL Server if I poke my eyes out. ↩︎