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For Oracle, Glue doesn't provide upsert out of the box, you need to write to a temporary table and then run the upsert into the final table using a SQL command (via JDBC or oracledb)
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I have scenario to dealt with replicate data around multiple tables. In this case, we would ended up creating multiple temporary tables instead do we have any simplified approach to avoid multiple temporary tables creation? There is a definite possibility of data volume keep growing in some of the tables. Is AWS Glue is providing any solid approach in case of storing/transferring large datasets?