How to allocate memory in Java?

Question

Java

The question may be stupid, but somehow I couldn’t formulate it particularly, and I didn’t find anything on Google. There is a times
function :

String where = "name = '"+ comboBoxEmployers.getSelectedItem().toString() +"'";
Employer emp = Employer.Find(database.getCursor(), where);
String id = emp.getValue("id").toString();
return new DBInteger(Integer.parseInt(id));

There is a function two (the same as once , only here everything is on the heap):

return new DBInteger(Integer.parseInt(Employer.Find(database.getCursor(), "name = '"+ comboBoxEmployers.getSelectedItem().toString() +"'").getValue("id").toString()));

Which of the functions will "eat" less memory (of course, I understand that the scale is wildly small, but still)? Well, that is, in function two, the memory will be allocated locally and, in fact, after exiting the function, the GC will clean it up, or exactly the same thing will happen in the function once?

Answer 1

No difference.