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I'd suggest using the AWS Glue Data Catalog APIs like GetTable or GetTables to programmatically retrieve the metadata of all tables in a database after a crawler run. By comparing the table metadata before and after a run, you can identify which tables were created, updated or deleted. Get Table Get Tables
The crawler logs and AWS Glue console are other options but may not be suitable. For ad-hoc exploration, the AWS Glue console provides the most direct way to see the names of tables affected by a specific crawler run. However, through code, the Data Catalog APIs provide a way to programmatically retrieve this information by comparing table metadata.
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