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# Working with Records
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Records are roughly equivalent to the individual rows of a table. You can think of a record as essentially being a "one-row table". Thus, most commands which operate on a table row _also_ operates on a record. For instance, [`update`](/commands/docs/where.md) can be used with records:
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Records are roughly equivalent to the individual rows of a table. You can think of a record as essentially being a "one-row table". Thus, most commands which operate on a table row _also_ operates on a record. For instance, [`update`](/commands/docs/update.md) can be used with records:
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