Sure, if the database supports this sort of temporal query, then you're good with such id-only events. But that's not exactly the default for most databases / data models.
I'm understanding what you have isn't really "events", but some kind of "notifications".
Events are part of a stream that define your data. The stream doesn't have to be complete, but if it doesn't make sense to do things like buffer or edit it, it's probably something else and using that name will mislead people.
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Sure, if the database supports this sort of temporal query, then you're good with such id-only events. But that's not exactly the default for most databases / data models.
I'm understanding what you have isn't really "events", but some kind of "notifications".
Events are part of a stream that define your data. The stream doesn't have to be complete, but if it doesn't make sense to do things like buffer or edit it, it's probably something else and using that name will mislead people.