Does select queries objects will be allocated in new_heap ??

[Pranay akula <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hai,

I have a small doubt i am not much familiar with java, so when a select or
insert query is executed against a node does the output of that query will
be stored in heap ??

For insert query the output will stored in Memtables will is part on
new_heap right ?? does select and other queries also use the new_heap or
just writes ??

Is there any document available correlating queries and heap objects.


Thanks
Pranay.

Re: Does select queries objects will be allocated in new_heap ??

[Jeff Jirsa <jj...@apache.org>]

On 2017-07-05 21:50 (-0700), Pranay akula <pr...@gmail.com> wrote: 
> Hai,
> 
> I have a small doubt i am not much familiar with java, so when a select or
> insert query is executed against a node does the output of that query will
> be stored in heap ??
> 

SELECT will create a number of short-lived objects on the heap, yes, but it's not like the memtable - there is not a read-side memtable. Most of the objects are transient and should be collected before being promoted to old gen. There are some exceptions - the key and partition caches are counterexamples.



> For insert query the output will stored in Memtables will is part on
> new_heap right ?? does select and other queries also use the new_heap or
> just writes ??
> 

Just writes.


> Is there any document available correlating queries and heap objects.
> 

Very much version dependent, there are some great videos around about the read path - Tyler's is probably as authoritative as you'll find https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuDJBTPdaOA



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