MP5 CRUD question

[bdperea]

I have the code going and there seems to be no errors, but when I run the site, only put works. It'll appear into the table, but for some reason, get, update, and delete don't work. I'm unsure why it doesn't work, as all variable names are correct, and the policy seems to be correct.

[aldwinverzosa]

I am having the same issues also....

[Velestial]

Im having the same issue too

[stefanbund]

Some things to look at when adapting my CRUD example:

1. I did my CRUD example on a different table than my query example
2. my IAM policy/role works for the table in query, you can use the same table in your query code as your query code
3. in my CRUD example, different partition and sort keys are used in the get, update and delete areas, hence you can't directly copy/paste my code without adapting them to your table structure (your tables likely contain partitionKey and sortKey, not itemID and attribute1, as in my example)
4. if you've added a new statement to your IAM policy, you might not need it, you can do CRUD on your existing table, since you added the necessary rights to put, get, update etc already

always a little danger directly adapting another's code, need to look at your get, update, delete sections, be sure to use your partitionKey in place of itemID, et cetera.

We will dedicate time Tuesday in class to look at your stuff, as-is, and extend the deadline if need-be @aldwinverzosa @Velestial @bdperea we got yer back

[bdperea]

I'm using itemID and sortKey for my code. For #3 what do you mean you have different partition and sort keys in get, update, and delete>

[stefanbund]

Yes

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I'm using itemID and sortKey for my code. For #3 what do you mean you have different partition and sort keys in get, update, and delete>

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[henrydu1371994]

My issue says: The provided key element does not match the schema. Did anyone get that also?

[Velestial]

Yeah I got that too on my console.

[stefanbund]

This means that the key that you supplied does not exist within your table, please see my earlier comment

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My issue says: The provided key element does not match the schema. Did anyone get that also?

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[bdperea]

i dont get any feedback whatsoever

[stefanbund]

need more details @bdperea

[bdperea]

When i enter data and click put, it will show up in the table, but when i click get, update or delete, nothing happens. There is no message or error message.

[stefanbund]

This resembles the issue others experience, which I commented to earlier in this chain today, please check this out

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When i enter data and click put, it will show up in the table, but when i click get, update or delete, nothing happens. There is no message or error message.

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[stefanbund]

@bdperea if no errors appear, perhaps you need to confirm the put action took place before doing a get -- also, check whether your console runs console.log, to get a minimum output of the item you 'got,' or the associated error msg

[stefanbund]

when using the 'get' button, be sure to specify 'attribute1' in the second input field