Upon completion of a query, TigerGraph prints out a single log line summary about the request. This log line contains the query’s overall memory usage info and looks like the following
Request|ldbc_snb::default,16973825.RESTPP_1_1.1676405639909.N,NNN,16,0,0,S|Finished in 259.595 ms|Response 98 bytes|Id conversion 0|mem watermark(MiB): 0
Here what exactly is 98 bytes?
Request|ldbc_snb::default,16973825.RESTPP_1_1.1676405639909.N,NNN,16,0,0,S|Finished in 259.595 ms|Response 98 bytes|Id conversion 0|mem watermark(MiB): 0
@Aravind that is the size of the response for this request. In this case it’s 98bytes, another example I have is this one:
Request|DQuery,376729.GPE_5_2.1696328416623.N,NNN,298,0,0,0,S|Finished in 0.296 ms|Response 2165 bytes|Id conversion 0|local mem watermark(MiB): 0
where the response size it’s 2165bytes