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If there are two different tables in the same keyspace and the two tables have the same partition key, this scenario is considered a single partition batch.
There will be a single mutation for each table.
This happens because the two tables could have different columns, even though the keyspace and partition are the same.
Batches allow a caller to bundle multiple operations into a single batch request.
All the operations are performed by the same coordinator.
The best use of a batch request is for a single partition in multiple tables in the same keyspace.
Also, batches provide a guarantee that mutations will be applied in a particular order.
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