Returning a global accumulator

GSQL
#1

Hi,

Accordingly to the query best practice documentation one should (for global accumulator collections) run .clear(); to ensure memory is available for re-use. If one returns a global accumulator, what will happen? Is this a potentially a memory leak or will the memory be free by another mechanism? If the former how should one reason here to avoid this? E.g. define a local stack variable and copy the content of the accumulator to this one to return?

Thanks,

Anders Lauri

#2

After the query execution, the memory of the runtime data structures will be automatically released.

When it returns it does copy.

Thanks.