SQL Execution Plan shows an “Actual Number of Rows” which is larger than the table size?

ActualRows counts the number of times GetNext() was called on a physical operator.

ActualRows counts the number of times GetNext() was called on a physical operator. You should also look at the ActualRebinds, ActualRewinds and ActualEndOfScans to get an idea how many times the inner loop was re-evaluated: A rebind means that one or more of the correlated parameters of the join changed and the inner side must be reevaluated. A rewind means that none of the correlated parameters changed and the prior inner result set may be reused.

The actual number of rows values is the result of all processed values for that node in the exec plan. So yes it takes into account the nested loops join.

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