skeleton for a map reduce

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** A Map/Reduce script in SuiteScript 2.0 is a server-side script that is capable of handling large amounts of data. It is designed to perform complex data processing tasks that would be impractical for other types of scripts due to governance limitations. The basic skeleton of a Map/Reduce script consists of four main functions: 1. `getInputData()`: This function is used to gather the data that will be processed. This could be a saved search, a search created in the script, or an array of data. 2. `map()`: This function is used to process each piece of data individually. The output of this function is passed to the reduce stage. 3. `reduce()`: This function is used to consolidate the data that was processed in the map stage. The output of this function is passed to the summarize stage. 4. `summarize()`: This function is used to summarize the results of the map and reduce stages. This could be logging the results, sending an email, or any other final step. Here is a basic example of what the skeleton of a Map/Reduce script might look like:

javascript
/**
 * @NApiVersion 2.x
 * @NScriptType MapReduceScript
 */
define([], function() {
    function getInputData() {
        // Gather your data here
    }

    function map(context) {
        // Process each piece of data here
    }

    function reduce(context) {
        // Consolidate your data here
    }

    function summarize(context) {
        // Summarize your results here
    }

    return {
        getInputData: getInputData,
        map: map,
        reduce: reduce,
        summarize: summarize
    };
});

Remember, the Map/Reduce script is a powerful tool that can handle large amounts of data and complex processing tasks. However, it's important to write your code efficiently to make the most of your available resources.

what are the usage units of a map/reduce script

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