davi1521
(davi1521)
September 30, 2024, 10:01pm
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Does anyone know how many key-value pairs a map variable can hold? Is there a limit?
And, when the map is being called on for a function, are all of the keys and values in memory at that point in time? Only the keys?
If I have a data table that contains a row that is just a struct that contains a map, will all the maps always be in memory?
Thank you very much!
2^64-1 key value Wich I think is around 50k. And I believe only the value you have called will be in memory I’m not 100% on that though, when calling a data table row I believe the entire row will be in memory
davi1521
(davi1521)
October 1, 2024, 12:52pm
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Awesome. Thanks for your help!
And for data tables, it’s just the row that’s in memory, not the whole table? I think that’s what somebody told me at one point
pezzott1
(pezzott1)
October 1, 2024, 1:08pm
4
Hi,
If i’m not mistaken its the entire table in memory. Same for variables.
Everynone
(Everynone)
October 1, 2024, 1:37pm
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close enough I guess. Looks like a quintillion to me.
If you question it, you’re definitely ready for:
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Great video definitely gonna be reviewing this and applying some knowledge to my project