📄️ Store/Storage Node
To store variables into a specific data table. Each storage node will create a new row in the data table, and storing of variables will occur for each column. The column can be left empty if needed as that option is available. (Diagram 14)
📄️ Read Node
To read a table and extract its contents and values based on a filter set by the user (Diagram 16)
📄️ Update Node
Must have a Read Node before this Node for it to work properly. Must have existing rows in the data table for it to work properly.
📄️ Delete Node
Must have a Read Node before this Node for it to work. Must have existing rows in the data table for it to work properly.
📄️ Aggregate Node
In simple terms, aggregation means gathering and combining data to get a clearer overall result or summary. Imagine you have a bunch of small pieces of data, like daily sales from a store. Instead of looking at each day's sales separately, you group them together to get a total for the week or month. This helps you see the bigger picture more easily.