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.NET v3: Default to on-demand tables in .NET DynamoDB examples. #7263
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...tv3/dynamodb/CreateTablesLoadDataExample/CreateTablesLoadDataExample/CreateTablesLoadData.cs
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dotnetv3/dynamodb/low-level-api/LowLevelTableExample/LowLevelTableExample.cs
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dotnetv3/dynamodb/scenarios/PartiQL_Basics_Scenario/PartiQL_Basics_Scenario/PartiQLBasics.cs
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dotnetv3/dynamodb/scenarios/PartiQL_Batch_Scenario/PartiQL_Batch_Scenario/PartiQLBatch.cs
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The PartiQLBatch program threw an exception:
{"The given key 'title' was not present in the dictionary."}
You may want to look at that. Make sure it runs successfully. Other then that , i saw the updates to the code and all other programs ran successfully
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LGTM
This pull request updates the DynamoDB examples to default to on-demand tables instead of provisioned.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.