Run a single SQL statement on your database, trigger on new rows found.

Insert rows into a table.

Update row(s) in an existing table in Redshift.

Run a Select query on a table.

Used outside of a Sub-Zap, this will activate a Sub-Zap, which should contain both the "Start a Sub-Zap" trigger and "Return from a Sub-Zap" action.

Trigger when rows update, based on a selected updated time column.

Deletes row(s) in an existing table in Redshift.

Run a single SQL statement on your database

Triggers when an outside Zap calls this Sub-Zap. Always used inside of a Sub-Zap. A later step in the Sub-Zap should be the "Return from a Sub-Zap" action.

Used inside of a Sub-Zap, this is the final step of a Sub-Zap and should be after the "Start a Sub-Zap" trigger.