Referring to https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerguide/bp-adjacency-graphs.html. I was wondering if anyone could help me.
The first image is o
Stu's answer is not quite correct, the table actually looks as it is illustrated:
First_id(Partition key) Second_id(Sort Key) Dated
------------- ---------- ------
Invoice-92551 Invoice-92551 2018-02-07
Invoice-92551 Bill-4224663 2017-12-03
Invoice-92551 Bill-4224687 2018-01-09
Invoice-92552 Invoice-92552 2018-03-04
Invoice-92552 Bill-4224687 2018-01-09
Bill-4224663 Bill-4224663 2018-12-03
Bill-4224687 Bill-4224687 2018-01-09
In the table above, the Bill items (i.e. partition key = Bill-xxxxx) hold common information for the bill, where as the Invoice items with Bill items as sort key hold information for the bill that is specific to the given invoice.
In order to fully reconstruct a bill, a GSI is required that allows you to lookup the complete information for a bill (i.e. the common record + invoice specific records):
Second_id(Partition Key) First_id Data
---------- --------------- -----------
Bill-4224663 Bill-4224663 Common bill data
Bill-4224663 Invoice-92551 Bill data for Invoice-92551
Bill-4224687 Bill-4224687 Common bill data
Bill-4224687 Invoice-92551 Bill data for Invoice-92551
Bill-4224687 Invoice-92552 Bill data for Invoice-92552
Invoice-92551 Invoice-92551 Redundant data!
Invoice-92552 Invoice-92552 Redundant data!