👉 Aggregation is a process where multiple objects or events are combined into one entity for easier processing or analysis. Basic aggregation, like counting all occurrences, requires fewer entities than full aggregation, which means it involves more operations.
Amendment is an alteration to something in place of its original state. In the context of databases and software development, amendment refers to adding new data or changing existing records without altering the schema, for example, by updating a record's value but leaving other fields unchanged.
Confirms that this has been added, updated, or deleted, depending on which version you're using. This type of check can be useful for debugging and verifying changes in a database.
In English: "Aggregation is the process of combining multiple items into a single entity. Basic aggregation involves fewer entities than full aggregation, where new data is added to an existing record without altering its schema."
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