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Hi Bhargav,
There are a couple of approaches here, but all of them are proactive in nature.
- PITR - a point in time recovery could help you to restore the DynamoDB table to a previous state. You can then compare the original table v/s restored table and find out the items which need to be updated in the original table. Please refer this
- Application logs, audit logs or manual exports - If you log or export item level changes/snapshots (say to a data warehouse), you could try to restore them manually.
I hope this is helpful.
Thanks, Rama
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Hi Rama, Thanks for the response, I didn't see these options in Amazon Document DB. in Document DB we have a Backup and restore snapshot . Could you please help on item level recovery in Document DB.
Thanks in advance.