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StorageLoader: update manifest table as part of Redshift load transaction #2280
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As part of the transaction, we should write to a table,
load_manifest
, containing:etl_tstamp
load_tstamp
event_count
(assuming this can be retrieved from within transaction correctly)To start with we will just populate this, but in the future it can be used to drive/validate the load...
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