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• toTable — The to-table portion of the from-table to to-table mapping. (This attribute maps to the
Amazon.Util.TableAlias.ToTable property in the AWS SDK for .NET.)
The parent of the alias element is the dynamoDBContext (p. 22) element.
The alias element contains no child elements.
The following is an example of the alias element in use:
...
<alias
fromTable="Studio"
toTable="Studios" />
...
aws
The aws element represents the top-most element in an AWS settings section.This element can include
the following attributes:
• endpointDefinition — The absolute path to a custom configuration file that defines the desired AWS
regions and endpoints to use. (This attribute maps to the Amazon.AWSConfigs.EndpointDefinition
property in the AWS SDK for .NET.)
• profileName — The desired profile name for stored AWS credentials that will be used to make service
calls. (This attribute maps to the Amazon.AWSConfigs.AWSProfileName property in the AWS SDK
for .NET.)
• profilesLocation — The absolute path to the location of the credentials file shared with other AWS
SDKs. By default, the credentials file is stored in the .aws directory in the current user's home directory.
(This attribute maps to the Amazon.AWSConfigs.AWSProfilesLocation property in the AWS SDK
for .NET.)
• region — The default AWS region ID for clients that have not explicitly specified a region. (This attribute
maps to the Amazon.AWSConfigs.AWSRegion property in the AWS SDK for .NET.)
The aws element has no parent element.
The aws element can include the following child elements:
• dynamoDB (p. 22)
• ec2 (p. 22)
• logging (p. 23)
• proxy (p. 25)
• s3 (p. 25)
The following is an example of the aws element in use:
...
<aws
endpointDefinition="C:\Configs\endpoints.xml"
region="us-west-2"
profileName="development"
profilesLocation="C:\Configs">
...
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