UnpinnedEvents
Whether an events query that does not pin its aggregates runs: on a PostgreSQL or MongoDB log the indexes are the write store's and those of the access attributes, so a query that names no aggregateId scans the aggregate type's log, on the store the appends write to, unless an access policy's filter reads those. Such queries are a capability the log backends declare, so they run by default (ALLOW), bounded by the entry's budget, the store's QueryBulkhead and its read source; a deployment that wants none of them on its write store opts in to REFUSE, per store or per aggregate type (wow.query.events.unpinned, wow.stores.<name>.query.events.unpinned, wow.aggregates.[<context>.<aggregate>].query.events.unpinned).
Entries
An events query must name its aggregates by aggregateId (an equality or IN, or ID, IDS, AGGREGATE_ID, AGGREGATE_IDS, among the conjuncts of its filter); any other is rejected STORAGE_UNSUPPORTED, and the model's descriptor lists the constraint AGGREGATE_REQUIRED.
Companion properties
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Companion functions
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