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<big><b>A Dataset object represent a series of Data Unit objects for the same purpose.</b></big>
<big><b>A Dataset object represent a series of Data Unit objects for the same purpose.</b></big>
For example, a dataset could represent daily nasdaq stock quotes, every day, it has a data unit that captures the open price, close price, high and low price for all stock traded on nasdaq stock exchange market.
For example, a dataset could represent daily nasdaq stock quotes, every day, it has a data unit that captures the open price, close price, high and low price for all stock traded on nasdaq stock exchange market.


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id:  UUID
id:  UUID
     Primary key
     Primary key
name: str
    A unique name that people can reference this data series, since id is very difficult to remember for human beings.
description: str
    A human readable string that helps people to understand this dataset.
owner: str
    The owner of this dataset. In case people have questions about this dataset, the owner should be contacted.
is_disconnected:
    If True, then this dataset is disconnected and user can no longer append data unit to it.
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= Considerations =
= Considerations =
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<div class="mw-collapsible-preview">Data Units belongs to a Dataset</div>
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* Each DataUnit object has a dataset_id field, which tells the owner of the dataset.
* For any Dataset object we can tell list of DataUnit it owns.
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Latest revision as of 06:37, 23 August 2023

Data Lake Knowledge Center | Models

Introduction

Considerations