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What are the memory considerations when executing a child journey in synchronous mode?

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  • Rajnish Kucheria

    When executing a child process in synchronous mode, both the parent and child processes share the same memory space. This setup increases the likelihood of reaching the memory limit compared to asynchronous execution, where each process is allocated its own dedicated memory. Hence, avoid retrieving large datasets in synchronous mode due to the shared memory constraint, as this can lead to memory overflow issues.

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