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aws-cli/bash-linux/dynamodb/README.md

@@ -33,18 +33,18 @@ For prerequisites, see the [README](../../README.md#Prerequisites) in the `aws-c
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Create a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L23) (`CreateTable`)
-- [Delete a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L1004) (`DeleteTable`)
-- [Delete an item from a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L541) (`DeleteItem`)
-- [Get a batch of items](dynamodb_operations.sh#L908) (`BatchGetItem`)
-- [Get an item from a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L445) (`GetItem`)
-- [Get information about a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L189) (`DescribeTable`)
-- [List tables](dynamodb_operations.sh#L975) (`ListTables`)
-- [Put an item in a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L263) (`PutItem`)
-- [Query a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L620) (`Query`)
-- [Scan a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L730) (`Scan`)
-- [Update an item in a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L344) (`UpdateItem`)
-- [Write a batch of items](dynamodb_operations.sh#L840) (`BatchWriteItem`)
+- [Create a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L25) (`CreateTable`)
+- [Delete a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L1006) (`DeleteTable`)
+- [Delete an item from a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L543) (`DeleteItem`)
+- [Get a batch of items](dynamodb_operations.sh#L910) (`BatchGetItem`)
+- [Get an item from a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L447) (`GetItem`)
+- [Get information about a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L191) (`DescribeTable`)
+- [List tables](dynamodb_operations.sh#L977) (`ListTables`)
+- [Put an item in a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L265) (`PutItem`)
+- [Query a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L622) (`Query`)
+- [Scan a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L732) (`Scan`)
+- [Update an item in a table](dynamodb_operations.sh#L346) (`UpdateItem`)
+- [Write a batch of items](dynamodb_operations.sh#L842) (`BatchWriteItem`)
 
 ### Scenarios
 

aws-cli/bash-linux/iam/README.md

@@ -33,19 +33,19 @@ For prerequisites, see the [README](../../README.md#Prerequisites) in the `aws-c
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Attach a policy to a role](iam_operations.sh#L501) (`AttachRolePolicy`)
-- [Create a policy](iam_operations.sh#L426) (`CreatePolicy`)
-- [Create a role](iam_operations.sh#L347) (`CreateRole`)
-- [Create a user](iam_operations.sh#L118) (`CreateUser`)
-- [Create an access key](iam_operations.sh#L197) (`CreateAccessKey`)
-- [Delete a policy](iam_operations.sh#L651) (`DeletePolicy`)
-- [Delete a role](iam_operations.sh#L721) (`DeleteRole`)
-- [Delete a user](iam_operations.sh#L873) (`DeleteUser`)
-- [Delete an access key](iam_operations.sh#L792) (`DeleteAccessKey`)
-- [Detach a policy from a role](iam_operations.sh#L576) (`DetachRolePolicy`)
-- [Get a user](iam_operations.sh#L22) (`GetUser`)
-- [List a user's access keys](iam_operations.sh#L278) (`ListAccessKeys`)
-- [List users](iam_operations.sh#L61) (`ListUsers`)
+- [Attach a policy to a role](iam_operations.sh#L503) (`AttachRolePolicy`)
+- [Create a policy](iam_operations.sh#L428) (`CreatePolicy`)
+- [Create a role](iam_operations.sh#L349) (`CreateRole`)
+- [Create a user](iam_operations.sh#L120) (`CreateUser`)
+- [Create an access key](iam_operations.sh#L199) (`CreateAccessKey`)
+- [Delete a policy](iam_operations.sh#L653) (`DeletePolicy`)
+- [Delete a role](iam_operations.sh#L723) (`DeleteRole`)
+- [Delete a user](iam_operations.sh#L875) (`DeleteUser`)
+- [Delete an access key](iam_operations.sh#L794) (`DeleteAccessKey`)
+- [Detach a policy from a role](iam_operations.sh#L578) (`DetachRolePolicy`)
+- [Get a user](iam_operations.sh#L24) (`GetUser`)
+- [List a user's access keys](iam_operations.sh#L280) (`ListAccessKeys`)
+- [List users](iam_operations.sh#L63) (`ListUsers`)
 
 ### Scenarios
 

aws-cli/bash-linux/medical-imaging/README.md

@@ -33,10 +33,10 @@ For prerequisites, see the [README](../../README.md#Prerequisites) in the `aws-c
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Create a data store](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L22) (`CreateDatastore`)
-- [Delete a data store](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L218) (`DeleteDatastore`)
-- [Get data store properties](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L147) (`GetDatastore`)
-- [List data stores](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L91) (`ListDatastores`)
+- [Create a data store](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L24) (`CreateDatastore`)
+- [Delete a data store](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L220) (`DeleteDatastore`)
+- [Get data store properties](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L149) (`GetDatastore`)
+- [List data stores](medical_imaging_operations.sh#L93) (`ListDatastores`)
 
 
 <!--custom.examples.start-->

aws-cli/bash-linux/s3/README.md

@@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ For prerequisites, see the [README](../../README.md#Prerequisites) in the `aws-c
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Copy an object from one bucket to another](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L207) (`CopyObject`)
-- [Create a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L55) (`CreateBucket`)
-- [Delete an empty bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L348) (`DeleteBucket`)
-- [Delete an object](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L277) (`DeleteObject`)
-- [Delete multiple objects](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L308) (`DeleteObjects`)
-- [Determine the existence of a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L25) (`HeadBucket`)
-- [Get an object from a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L173) (`GetObject`)
-- [List objects in a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/awsdocs_general.sh#L98) (`ListObjectsV2`)
-- [Upload an object to a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L139) (`PutObject`)
+- [Copy an object from one bucket to another](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L202) (`CopyObject`)
+- [Create a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L50) (`CreateBucket`)
+- [Delete an empty bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L343) (`DeleteBucket`)
+- [Delete an object](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L272) (`DeleteObject`)
+- [Delete multiple objects](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L303) (`DeleteObjects`)
+- [Determine the existence of a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L20) (`HeadBucket`)
+- [Get an object from a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L168) (`GetObject`)
+- [List objects in a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/awsdocs_general.sh#L94) (`ListObjectsV2`)
+- [Upload an object to a bucket](bucket-lifecycle-operations/bucket_operations.sh#L134) (`PutObject`)
 
 ### Scenarios
 

cpp/example_code/acm/README.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Next, for information on code example structures and how to build and run the ex
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -54,6 +54,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/aurora/README.md

@@ -46,21 +46,21 @@ Next, for information on code example structures and how to build and run the ex
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Create a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L499) (`CreateDBCluster`)
-- [Create a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L335) (`CreateDBClusterParameterGroup`)
-- [Create a DB cluster snapshot](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L663) (`CreateDBClusterSnapshot`)
-- [Create a DB instance in a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L590) (`CreateDBInstance`)
-- [Delete a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1033) (`DeleteDBCluster`)
-- [Delete a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1103) (`DeleteDBClusterParameterGroup`)
-- [Delete a DB instance](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1003) (`DeleteDBInstance`)
-- [Describe DB cluster parameter groups](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L297) (`DescribeDBClusterParameterGroups`)
-- [Describe DB cluster snapshots](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L703) (`DescribeDBClusterSnapshots`)
-- [Describe DB clusters](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L748) (`DescribeDBClusters`)
-- [Describe DB instances](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L885) (`DescribeDBInstances`)
-- [Describe database engine versions](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L847) (`DescribeDBEngineVersions`)
-- [Describe options for DB instances](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L925) (`DescribeOrderableDBInstanceOptions`)
-- [Describe parameters from a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L788) (`DescribeDBClusterParameters`)
-- [Update parameters in a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L404) (`ModifyDBClusterParameterGroup`)
+- [Create a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L497) (`CreateDBCluster`)
+- [Create a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L333) (`CreateDBClusterParameterGroup`)
+- [Create a DB cluster snapshot](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L661) (`CreateDBClusterSnapshot`)
+- [Create a DB instance in a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L588) (`CreateDBInstance`)
+- [Delete a DB cluster](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1031) (`DeleteDBCluster`)
+- [Delete a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1101) (`DeleteDBClusterParameterGroup`)
+- [Delete a DB instance](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L1001) (`DeleteDBInstance`)
+- [Describe DB cluster parameter groups](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L295) (`DescribeDBClusterParameterGroups`)
+- [Describe DB cluster snapshots](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L701) (`DescribeDBClusterSnapshots`)
+- [Describe DB clusters](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L746) (`DescribeDBClusters`)
+- [Describe DB instances](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L883) (`DescribeDBInstances`)
+- [Describe database engine versions](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L845) (`DescribeDBEngineVersions`)
+- [Describe options for DB instances](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L923) (`DescribeOrderableDBInstanceOptions`)
+- [Describe parameters from a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L786) (`DescribeDBClusterParameters`)
+- [Update parameters in a DB cluster parameter group](getting_started_with_db_clusters.cpp#L402) (`ModifyDBClusterParameterGroup`)
 
 ### Scenarios
 
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Sample applications that work across multiple AWS services.
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -93,6 +93,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/cloudwatch-logs/README.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -68,6 +68,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/cloudwatch/README.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -72,6 +72,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/codebuild/README.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Next, for information on code example structures and how to build and run the ex
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -54,6 +54,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/dynamodb/Readme.md

@@ -46,20 +46,20 @@ Next, for information on code example structures and how to build and run the ex
 
 Code excerpts that show you how to call individual service functions.
 
-- [Create a table](create_table.cpp#L29) (`CreateTable`)
-- [Delete a table](delete_table.cpp#L25) (`DeleteTable`)
-- [Delete an item from a table](delete_item.cpp#L24) (`DeleteItem`)
-- [Get a batch of items](batch_get_item.cpp#L32) (`BatchGetItem`)
-- [Get an item from a table](get_item.cpp#L26) (`GetItem`)
-- [Get information about a table](describe_table.cpp#L25) (`DescribeTable`)
-- [List tables](list_tables.cpp#L27) (`ListTables`)
-- [Put an item in a table](put_item.cpp#L27) (`PutItem`)
-- [Query a table](query_items.cpp#L24) (`Query`)
-- [Run a PartiQL statement](dynamodb_partiql_single_scenario.cpp#L49) (`ExecuteStatement`)
-- [Run batches of PartiQL statements](dynamodb_partiql_batch_scenario.cpp#L50) (`BatchExecuteStatement`)
-- [Scan a table](scan_table.cpp#L24) (`Scan`)
-- [Update an item in a table](update_item.cpp#L26) (`UpdateItem`)
-- [Write a batch of items](batch_write_item.cpp#L51) (`BatchWriteItem`)
+- [Create a table](create_table.cpp#L27) (`CreateTable`)
+- [Delete a table](delete_table.cpp#L23) (`DeleteTable`)
+- [Delete an item from a table](delete_item.cpp#L22) (`DeleteItem`)
+- [Get a batch of items](batch_get_item.cpp#L30) (`BatchGetItem`)
+- [Get an item from a table](get_item.cpp#L24) (`GetItem`)
+- [Get information about a table](describe_table.cpp#L23) (`DescribeTable`)
+- [List tables](list_tables.cpp#L26) (`ListTables`)
+- [Put an item in a table](put_item.cpp#L25) (`PutItem`)
+- [Query a table](query_items.cpp#L22) (`Query`)
+- [Run a PartiQL statement](dynamodb_partiql_single_scenario.cpp#L47) (`ExecuteStatement`)
+- [Run batches of PartiQL statements](dynamodb_partiql_batch_scenario.cpp#L48) (`BatchExecuteStatement`)
+- [Scan a table](scan_table.cpp#L23) (`Scan`)
+- [Update an item in a table](update_item.cpp#L24) (`UpdateItem`)
+- [Write a batch of items](batch_write_item.cpp#L49) (`BatchWriteItem`)
 
 ### Scenarios
 
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Sample applications that work across multiple AWS services.
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -94,6 +94,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->
 

cpp/example_code/ebs/README.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Next, for information on code example structures and how to build and run the ex
 
 ### Instructions
 
-An executable is built for each source file. These executables are located in the build folder and have
+An executable is built for each source file in this folder. These executables are located in the build folder and have
 "run_" prepended to the source file name, minus the suffix. See the "main" function in the source file for further instructions.
 
 For example, to run the action in the source file "my_action.cpp", execute the following command from within the build folder. The command
@@ -54,6 +54,9 @@ will display any required arguments.
 ./run_my_action
 ```
 
+If the source file is in a different folder, instructions can be found in the README in that
+folder.
+
 <!--custom.instructions.start-->
 <!--custom.instructions.end-->