DMLOperation
DMLOperation is a conceptual term used in database systems and data-access layers to denote an operation that modifies stored data under the Data Manipulation Language (DML). In most relational and many NoSQL systems, DML comprises actions that insert, update, delete, or merge records. A DMLOperation represents one of these actions as a discrete, programmable unit, often within an API, ORM, or data-change pipeline.
A DMLOperation may specify the operation type (insert, update, delete, merge), the target data store and table,
Usage and benefits: DMLOperations are commonly batched for efficiency, logged for auditing, and executed within transactions
Relation to DQL: Select statements query data rather than modify it and are typically categorized outside DML.