Login to your AWS account from AWS Management Console and expand the dropdown menu next to your account name on
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Continue readingFrom AWS CLI Here is the command to delete an s3 bucket where bucketname is the name of the bucket
Continue readingFrom AWS Command Line Interface, run the below command to get the canonical id of your AWS account. aws s3api
Continue readingLogon from the AWS Management Console. Expand the dropdown next to your username on the right top corner. You will
Continue readingYou can revoke the super user privileges previously granted to a database user by running the below sql command where
Continue readingTo grant super user privileges to an existing database user, login as a super user (master user created during the
Continue readingYou might want to temporarily or permanently disable a Redshift database user account. You can achieve this by changing the
Continue readingYou can find the number of objects in an S3 bucket by running the below command from AWS CLI where
Continue readingUse the below query to determine when a particular table was created in Redshift database. Replace <your schema name> with
Continue readingRun the below query to list all the user defined schemas of a Redshift database: select distinct “database”, “schema” from
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