One-to-many output - Kinesis Firehouse Delivery Stream Transformation [on hold]
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It is evident in the AWS documentation that each record in the transformed output of a fire hose data transformation must match on a recordId corresponding to an input record.
Can multiple output records point to the same input recordId?
For example, suppose 10 records enter with unique ids, enter as input. Is it possible to output 20 records?
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It is evident in the AWS documentation that each record in the transformed output of a fire hose data transformation must match on a recordId corresponding to an input record.
Can multiple output records point to the same input recordId?
For example, suppose 10 records enter with unique ids, enter as input. Is it possible to output 20 records?
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It is evident in the AWS documentation that each record in the transformed output of a fire hose data transformation must match on a recordId corresponding to an input record.
Can multiple output records point to the same input recordId?
For example, suppose 10 records enter with unique ids, enter as input. Is it possible to output 20 records?
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It is evident in the AWS documentation that each record in the transformed output of a fire hose data transformation must match on a recordId corresponding to an input record.
Can multiple output records point to the same input recordId?
For example, suppose 10 records enter with unique ids, enter as input. Is it possible to output 20 records?
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