Difference between Free Memory ID and Free Memory ID: in Performance ?

HI
I have to free say around 20 memory IDs.
Is it wise use
FREE MEMORY ID 1.
FREE MEMORY ID 2.
FREE MEMORY ID N.
or
FREE MEMORY ID: 1, 2, .... N.
Please dont mention about readability.
Please say about performance only. Will the later increase Performance or former ?
thanks,
Padma

You can measure a run time of your program in SE30. So make program using first variant, run it from SE30 and see results. Than make the same for second variant and you will see difference. It is the same as using GET RUNTIME FIELD statement to measure a run time. But I think you do not have to worry about performance in case of FREE MEMORY, it is relative "cheap" statement. And both variants should take approximately the same time, because they are doing exactly the same, just syntax is different. The second one is just a way how to write the first one into one line. But it will also do 20 times the statement FREE MEMORY.
Adrian

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select *
from
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where
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