single tran 1TB limit for log generated

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articles/azure-sql/database/service-tier-hyperscale.md

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ Page servers are systems representing a scaled-out storage engine.  Each page se
 
 ### Log service
 
-The log service accepts transaction log records from the primary compute replica, persists them in a durable cache, and forwards the log records to the rest of compute replicas (so they can update their caches) as well as the relevant page server(s), so that the data can be updated there. In this way, all data changes from the primary compute replica are propagated through the log service to all the secondary compute replicas and page servers. Finally, transaction log records are pushed out to long-term storage in Azure Storage, which is a virtually infinite storage repository. This mechanism removes the need for frequent log truncation. The log service also has local memory and SSD caches to speed up access to log records.
+The log service accepts transaction log records from the primary compute replica, persists them in a durable cache, and forwards the log records to the rest of compute replicas (so they can update their caches) as well as the relevant page server(s), so that the data can be updated there. In this way, all data changes from the primary compute replica are propagated through the log service to all the secondary compute replicas and page servers. Finally, transaction log records are pushed out to long-term storage in Azure Storage, which is a virtually infinite storage repository. This mechanism removes the need for frequent log truncation. The log service also has local memory and SSD caches to speed up access to log records. The log on hyperscale is practically infinite with the restriction that a single transaction cannot generate more than 1TB of log.
 
 ### Azure storage