This is expected, due to the fact that the new Query/Scans are stateful and can be resumed and retried. These values are not fetched from the server. It's just that the latest information regarding what key from what node and partition was fetched and which partitions were done vs partially finished are kept in these data structures as the Scan/Query progresses.

The question is what the numbers in your columns represent. Are these still in memory, or just the total allocated and later released by the GC?

This is expected, due to the fact that the new Query/Scans are stateful and can be resumed and retried. These values are not fetched from the server. It's just that the latest information regarding what key from what node and partition was fetched and which partitions were done vs partially finished are kept in these data structures as the Scan/Query progresses.

The question is what the numbers in your columns represent. Are these still in memory, or just the total allocated and later released by the GC?

Thanks for some clarifications! This is total allocated. Is there any way to disable this stateful query/scan? This is increasing our client-side memory usage from 1x to 2-3x just due to this

Unfortunately it is not, but if it's critical, we will discuss the feature in our product/engineering meeting.

OK thanks!

Reopening to keep it in the ticket list.