These columns must be declared in the AttributeDefinitions. It can use any column as the partition key (and if desired sort key).These indexes do not have their own ProvisionedThroughput, and therefore use the computing resources assigned to the table.The partition key in the Local Secondary Index must be the same as the partition key in the primary index for the table.

The best DynamoDB has to offer is the secondary indexes: Local Secondary Index, and Global Secondary Indexīoth are defined using a KeySchema, and therefore has the same partition key and sort key arrangement. The data type is deduced by DocumentClient. When you define a DynamoDB table, you declare a KeySchema attribute describubg the primary index. In DynamoDB, you simply define the tables. In SQL databases - you define a 'database' and then you define tables within that database. Each record in each table can have its own columns. As a NoSQL database, saving an object into DynamoDB causes whatever fields that object has to be stored as columns in the record that's created.

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