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When you get Insufficient Lake Formation permissions on a table, I would suggest that you check the permissions for the user you are using to the database and the table in Lake formation. Here are the instructions to check your permissions.
If you haven't granted permissions under Lake formation, you would have to grant at the database level () and at table level (select and describe permissions). Try the below steps and let me know if you still face any issues:
STEP 1: Database access
To grant access, please Go to "AWS Lake Formation" > "Data Lake permissions"
Choose the IAM users and roles from drop down
Choose Named data catalog resources
Choose database (dont choose tables) and provide "Describe" access (or more as needed)
If it is not resolved, proceed to Step 2
STEP 2: Table access
To grant access, please Go to "AWS Lake Formation" > "Data Lake permissions"
Choose the IAM users and roles from drop down
Choose Named data catalog resources
Choose Table(s) and provide "Select" & "Describe" access (or more as needed)
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