[BACK-1758] Single separate writes to deviceData and deviceDataSets collections. #655
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deviceData collection and instead does a single collection read and write for datum (colleciton deviceData) and uploads (collection deviceDataSets). This is intended to be done AFTER migration of all type="upload" from the deviceData to the deviceDataSets collection.
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This commit removes dual reading and writing from the deviceDataSets and deviceData collection and instead does a single collection read and write for datum (colleciton deviceData) and uploads (collection deviceDataSets). This is intended to be done AFTER migration of all type="upload" from the deviceData to the deviceDataSets collection.