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Currently there is no maximum size on the amount of data we could pull into memory at once. It's dependent on:
What the user specifies as base query
What the cardinality of children to parents is (for instance, if one parent row has 5 billion children rows, we might pull all 5 billion into memory at once)
There may be some way to give more safety around memory use. For instance, by putting a cap on rows fetched, by using jdbc batches for selects, etc.
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Currently there is no maximum size on the amount of data we could pull into memory at once. It's dependent on:
There may be some way to give more safety around memory use. For instance, by putting a cap on rows fetched, by using jdbc batches for selects, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: