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Wherever I put the -o or --overwrite flag in the command line for dyanmo-restore-from-s3 I keep seeing Fatal Error. Failed to create new table. ResourceInUseException: Table already exists: <my-table>
It looks like the flag is honored if I remove the --aws-region parameter because it defaults to the ap-southeast-1 region and ends up creating a new DynamoDB table.
I also noticed that it was doing this because it couldn't find the table in my region. I saw that it only found tables that started with an UpperCase Letter as the first character. Don't know if it's a bug in getting the tables or that I have 200+ tables in my region?
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Don't know if it's a bug in getting the tables or that I have 200+ tables in my region?
It's both of these combined. I've got the same issue. The request to get tables uses pagination and only returns 100 tables at a time, so the logic needs to be modified to pull back all the tables.
Wherever I put the
-o
or--overwrite
flag in the command line fordyanmo-restore-from-s3
I keep seeingFatal Error. Failed to create new table. ResourceInUseException: Table already exists: <my-table>
It looks like the flag is honored if I remove the
--aws-region
parameter because it defaults to theap-southeast-1
region and ends up creating a new DynamoDB table.I also noticed that it was doing this because it couldn't find the table in my region. I saw that it only found tables that started with an UpperCase Letter as the first character. Don't know if it's a bug in getting the tables or that I have 200+ tables in my region?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: