Building API operations

Find the table you want to delete from the Tables section.

Select Delete Table from the horizontal ellipsis menu.

Confirm you want to delete the table by entering the Table name.

Select Delete.

Find the GSI of a table you want to delete from the Tables section.

Select Delete GSI from the horizontal ellipsis menu.

Confirm you want to delete the GSI by entering the GSI name.

Select Delete.

Choose the + icon next to the Tables section.

Enter the table name desired.

Create a partition key.

Optional: create a sort key.

To customize capacity settings, and uncheck the box next to Use default capacity settings.

• You can now select either Provisioned or On-demand capacity.

  With Provisioned selected, you can set minimum and maximum read and write capacity units. You can also enable or disable auto scaling.

• If the table is currently set to On-demand, you will be unable to specify a provisioned throughput.

• If you switch from On-demand to Provisioned throughput, then Autoscaling will automatically be applied to all GSIs with: min: 1, max: 10; target: 70%.

Select Skip GSIs and create to create this table without a GSI. Optionally, you can select Next to create a GSI with this new table.

Find a table that you want to add a GSI to.

From the horizontal ellipsis menu, select Create GSI.

Name your GSI under Index name.

Create a partition key.

Optional: create a sort key.

Choose a projection type option from the dropdown.

Select Create GSI.

Find the table you want to update capacity settings for.

From the horizontal ellipsis menu, select Update capacity settings.

Select either Provisioned or On-demand capacity.

With Provisioned selected, you can set minimum and maximum read and write capacity units. You can also enable or disable auto scaling.

Select Update.

Find the GSI you want to update capacity settings for.

From the horizontal ellipsis menu, select Update capacity settings.

You can now select either Provisioned or On-demand capacity.

With Provisioned selected, you can set minimum and maximum read and write capacity units. You can also enable or disable auto scaling.

Select Update.

Find the table you want to create an item in.

From the Actions dropdown, select Create item.

Enter the partition key value.

Enter the sort key value, if one exists.

If you want to add non-key attributes, do the following:

1. Select + Add other attributes.

2. Specify the Attribute name, Type, and Value.

If a condition expression must be satisfied for the Put Item operation to succeed, do the following:

1. Choose Condition.

2. Specify the attribute name, comparison operator, attribute type, and attribute value.

3. If other conditions are needed, choose Condition again.

For more information, see Condition expressions.

If you want to generate code, choose Generate code.

Select your desired language from the displayed tabs. You can now copy this code and use it in your application.

If you want the operation to be run immediately, choose Run.

If you want to save this operation for later use, choose Save operation, then enter a name for your operation and choose Save.

Find the table you want to update an item in.

Select the item.

Enter the attribute name and attribute value for the selected expression.

If you want to add more expressions, choose another expression in the Update Expression dropdown list, and then select the + icon.

If a condition expression must be satisfied for the Update Item operation to succeed, do the following:

1. Choose Condition.

2. Specify the attribute name, comparison operator, attribute type, and attribute value.

3. If other conditions are needed, choose Condition again.

For more information, see Condition expressions.

If you want to generate code, choose Generate code.

Choose the tab for the language that you want. You can now copy this code and use it in your application.

If you want the operation to be run immediately, choose Run.

If you want to save this operation for later use, choose Save operation, then enter a name for your operation and choose Save.

Find the table you want to delete an item in.

Select the item.

From the Actions dropdown, select Delete item.

Confirm you want to delete the item by selecting Delete.

Find the table you want to duplicate an item in.

Select the item.

From the Actions dropdown, select Duplicate item.

Specify a new partition key.

Specify a new sort key (if necessary).

Select Run.

Select Query from the top of the NoSQL Workbench UI.

Specify the partition key value.

If a sort key is needed for the Query operation:

1. Select Sort key.

2. Specify the comparison operator, and attribute value.

Select Query to run this query operation. If more options are needed, check the More options checkbox and continue on with the following steps.

If not all the attributes should be returned with the operation result, select Projection expression.

Choose the + icon.

Enter the attribute to return with the query result.

If more attributes are needed, choose the + .

If a condition expression must be satisfied for the Query operation to succeed, do the following:

1. Choose Condition.

2. Specify the attribute name, comparison operator, attribute type, and attribute value.

3. If other conditions are needed, choose Condition again.

For more information, see Condition expressions.

If you want to generate code, choose Generate code.

Choose the tab for the language that you want. You can now copy this code and use it in your application.

If you want the operation to be run immediately, choose Run.

If you want to save this operation for later use, choose Save operation, then enter a name for your operation and choose Save.

Select Scan from the top of the NoSQL Workbench UI.

Select the Scan button to perform this basic scan operation. If more options are needed, check the More options checkbox and continue on with the following steps.

Specify an attribute name to filter your scan results.

If not all the attributes should be returned with the operation result, select Projection expression.

If a condition expression must be satisfied for the scan operation to succeed, do the following:

1. Choose Condition.

2. Specify the attribute name, comparison operator, attribute type, and attribute value.

3. If other conditions are needed, choose Condition again.

For more information, see Condition expressions.

If you want to generate code, choose Generate code.

Choose the tab for the language that you want. You can now copy this code and use it in your application.

If you want the operation to be run immediately, choose Run.

If you want to save this operation for later use, choose Save operation, then enter a name for your operation and choose Save.

From the More operations dropdown at the top of the NoSQL Workbench UI, choose TransactGetItems.

Choose the + icon near TransactGetItem.

Specify a partition key.

Specify a sort key (if necessary).

Select Run to perform the operation, Save operation to save it, or Generate code to generate code for it.

From the More operations dropdown at the top of the NoSQL Workbench UI, choose TransactWriteItems.

Choose an operation from the Actions dropdown.

Choose the + icon near TransactWriteItem.

In the Actions dropdown, choose the operation that you want to perform.

To change the order of actions, choose an action in the list on the left side, and then choose the up or down arrows to move it up or down in the list.

To delete an action, choose the action in the list, and then choose the Delete (trash can) icon.

Select Run to perform the operation, Save operation to save it, or Generate code to generate code for it.