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Feature Request (Amazon S3 delete)
PBM
Member Posts: 6 
Contributor I
Hi,
It would be good to have a delete file (or delete all files in a Bucket) object. In my scenario, after loading files from S3 into RedShift, I need to clean the S3 text files. Since I did not have this feature, I used the Python extension and it worked. But why not have the object?
Thank You
It would be good to have a delete file (or delete all files in a Bucket) object. In my scenario, after loading files from S3 into RedShift, I need to clean the S3 text files. Since I did not have this feature, I used the Python extension and it worked. But why not have the object?
Thank You
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