Unable to use IN operator in DynamoDb Querydynamo db error Invalid ProjectionExpression: An expression attribute name used in the document path is not defined; attribute name: #PIs Composite Primary Key in DynamoDB for QueryQuerying DynamoDB without Primary KeyPartition in DynamodbQuerying for DynamoDB items using “contains”DynamoDB query secondary index ValidationException: Condition parameter type does not match schema typeDynamoDB Partition Designbest strategy to query items from dynamodbDynamoDB - simple explanationUsing nested fields in the projection of a DynamoDB GSI
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Unable to use IN operator in DynamoDb Query
dynamo db error Invalid ProjectionExpression: An expression attribute name used in the document path is not defined; attribute name: #PIs Composite Primary Key in DynamoDB for QueryQuerying DynamoDB without Primary KeyPartition in DynamodbQuerying for DynamoDB items using “contains”DynamoDB query secondary index ValidationException: Condition parameter type does not match schema typeDynamoDB Partition Designbest strategy to query items from dynamodbDynamoDB - simple explanationUsing nested fields in the projection of a DynamoDB GSI
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The problem is I am getting error (Filter Expression can only contain non-primary key attributes: Primary key attribute: name).
tenant is my Primary Partition Key and name is my Primary Sort Key.
I need to write something equivalent to this in dynamo db:
Select * from projects where tenant = 'testProject' and name in ('John','Dave').
query =
TableName: 'projects',
ExpressionAttributeNames:
'#tenant': 'tenant',
'#name' : 'name'
,
ExpressionAttributeValues:
":tenant": 'testProject',
":user1" : "John",
":user2" : "Dave"
,
KeyConditionExpression: '#tenant = :tenant',
FilterExpression: '#name IN (:user1,:user2)'
;
amazon-dynamodb dynamodb-queries
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
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The problem is I am getting error (Filter Expression can only contain non-primary key attributes: Primary key attribute: name).
tenant is my Primary Partition Key and name is my Primary Sort Key.
I need to write something equivalent to this in dynamo db:
Select * from projects where tenant = 'testProject' and name in ('John','Dave').
query =
TableName: 'projects',
ExpressionAttributeNames:
'#tenant': 'tenant',
'#name' : 'name'
,
ExpressionAttributeValues:
":tenant": 'testProject',
":user1" : "John",
":user2" : "Dave"
,
KeyConditionExpression: '#tenant = :tenant',
FilterExpression: '#name IN (:user1,:user2)'
;
amazon-dynamodb dynamodb-queries
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
1
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38
add a comment |
The problem is I am getting error (Filter Expression can only contain non-primary key attributes: Primary key attribute: name).
tenant is my Primary Partition Key and name is my Primary Sort Key.
I need to write something equivalent to this in dynamo db:
Select * from projects where tenant = 'testProject' and name in ('John','Dave').
query =
TableName: 'projects',
ExpressionAttributeNames:
'#tenant': 'tenant',
'#name' : 'name'
,
ExpressionAttributeValues:
":tenant": 'testProject',
":user1" : "John",
":user2" : "Dave"
,
KeyConditionExpression: '#tenant = :tenant',
FilterExpression: '#name IN (:user1,:user2)'
;
amazon-dynamodb dynamodb-queries
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
The problem is I am getting error (Filter Expression can only contain non-primary key attributes: Primary key attribute: name).
tenant is my Primary Partition Key and name is my Primary Sort Key.
I need to write something equivalent to this in dynamo db:
Select * from projects where tenant = 'testProject' and name in ('John','Dave').
query =
TableName: 'projects',
ExpressionAttributeNames:
'#tenant': 'tenant',
'#name' : 'name'
,
ExpressionAttributeValues:
":tenant": 'testProject',
":user1" : "John",
":user2" : "Dave"
,
KeyConditionExpression: '#tenant = :tenant',
FilterExpression: '#name IN (:user1,:user2)'
;
amazon-dynamodb dynamodb-queries
amazon-dynamodb dynamodb-queries
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
edited Mar 27 at 11:21
Shikher Garg
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 10:14
Shikher GargShikher Garg
22 bronze badges
22 bronze badges
Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
1
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38
add a comment |
Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
1
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38
Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
1
1
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38
add a comment |
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As of the day that I am writing this, you cannot use IN in your key condition expression, nor can you include a key attribute in your filter expression.
The way to do what you’re wanting to do is with a BatchGetItem request, which allows you to specify the full primary key for multiple items.
answered Apr 1 at 4:51
Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
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As of the day that I am writing this, you cannot use IN in your key condition expression, nor can you include a key attribute in your filter expression.
The way to do what you’re wanting to do is with a BatchGetItem request, which allows you to specify the full primary key for multiple items.
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As of the day that I am writing this, you cannot use IN in your key condition expression, nor can you include a key attribute in your filter expression.
The way to do what you’re wanting to do is with a BatchGetItem request, which allows you to specify the full primary key for multiple items.
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Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
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As of the day that I am writing this, you cannot use IN in your key condition expression, nor can you include a key attribute in your filter expression.
The way to do what you’re wanting to do is with a BatchGetItem request, which allows you to specify the full primary key for multiple items.
answered Apr 1 at 4:51
Matthew PopeMatthew Pope
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As of the day that I am writing this, you cannot use IN in your key condition expression, nor can you include a key attribute in your filter expression.
The way to do what you’re wanting to do is with a BatchGetItem request, which allows you to specify the full primary key for multiple items.
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Is this a copy of the code used? I see you have backticks on projects in TableName. Is this correct?
– kometen
Mar 27 at 10:29
1
I have corrected it. Now it is the copy of the actual code.
– Shikher Garg
Mar 27 at 10:38