Consumer actions for new datashares in Amazon Redshift - Amazon Redshift
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Consumer actions for new datashares in Amazon Redshift

With Amazon Redshift, you can consume datashares from other AWS accounts, enabling cross-account data sharing and collaboration. A datashare is a secure way to share live data across Amazon Redshift clusters, even if they are in different AWS accounts. The following sections provide detailed steps for configuring access, creating databases from datashares, granting object level permissions, and querying shared data.

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