The SQL script to run. For example:
insert into output select * from input where lastModified in range (?, ?)
the script is not evaluated as an expression. In that situation, scriptArgument are useful
One or more references to other Activities that must reach the FINISHED state before this activity will start.
One or more references to other Activities that must reach the FINISHED state before this activity will start.
The ID of the object, IDs must be unique within a pipeline definition
The ID of the object, IDs must be unique within a pipeline definition
The optional, user-defined label of the object.
The optional, user-defined label of the object. If you do not provide a name for an object in a pipeline definition, AWS Data Pipeline automatically duplicates the value of id.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity fails.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity fails.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity fails to start on time.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity fails to start on time.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity succeeds.
The SNS alarm to raise when the activity succeeds.
A condition that must be met before the object can run.
A condition that must be met before the object can run. To specify multiple conditions, add multiple precondition fields. The activity cannot run until all its conditions are met.
The computational resource to run the activity or command.
The computational resource to run the activity or command. For example, an Amazon EC2 instance or Amazon EMR cluster.
The SQL script to run.
The SQL script to run. For example:
insert into output select * from input where lastModified in range (?, ?)
the script is not evaluated as an expression. In that situation, scriptArgument are useful
The type of object.
The type of object. Use one of the predefined AWS Data Pipeline object types.
Runs a SQL query on a database. You specify the input table where the SQL query is run and the output table where the results are stored. If the output table doesn't exist, this operation creates a new table with that name.
The SQL script to run. For example:
the script is not evaluated as an expression. In that situation, scriptArgument are useful
that scriptUri is deliberately missing from this implementation, as there does not seem to be any use case for now.