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Allow multiple aggregated columns per query #504

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  8. Restrict aggregate transform to sub-query to COUNT() only:

    This transform doesn't seem to make sense for aggregates other than count,
    as that is the only one that supports a '*' clause.
    dgeelen-uipath committed Jun 25, 2021
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