S3 access denied when inserting records into a new table created in Athena

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I created a simple table with one column in Athena:

CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE IF NOT EXISTS all_event_types( event_subtype string) LOCATION 's3://table-data-location/'

Then insert records retrieved from another table: insert into all_event_types ( select distinct event_subtype from view_house_cs_conversions ) The view_house_cs_conversions has less than 20 unique values of event_subtype.

Athena reported the following error after running for more than a few minutes:

Access Denied (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 403; Error Code: AccessDenied; Request ID: MZAFPHBZPHMCPMKG; S3 Extended Request ID: PrYu9ZWEFToxZxX8vcxrxXuq+cBkOUiJnWdgelfyfPmYOnpbyCpoC6UvvQFo+VTPdWPGjnjQ2+I=; Proxy: null).

What causes this?

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Accepted Answer
answered a year ago
  • It is about IAM: The default S3 bucket to store the table data (not schema) does not allow me to write data. I created a new bucket and can write data into the table now.

    Thanks a lot for pointing this out.

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