How is Memory Used for Transactions in an NDB API Object?; Memory Does not Get Freed (Doc ID 1624372.1)

Last updated on MARCH 08, 2017

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MySQL Cluster - Version 6.3 and later
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Learn how memory is used for transaction in an NDB API object and why the memory usage does not decrease again when the transaction is closed.

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How is Memory Used for Transactions in an NDB API Object?; Memory Does not Get Freed (Doc ID 1624372.1)

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