166646/how-to-check-if-dynamodb-table-exists
According to the documentation, there are three techniques for determining whether or not a table exists.
If the table already exists, the CreateTable API produces a ResourceInUseException exception. To catch this, wrap the create table method in try except. To receive a list of table names linked with the current account and endpoint, use the ListTables API. Check to see if the table name is in the response's list of table names. If the table name you request does not exist, the DescribeTable API will return a ResourceNotFoundException.
You could just do this
def checkTableExists(client, tableName): try: response = client.describe_table(TableName=tableName) return True except client.exceptions.ResourceNotFoundException: return False
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