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Amazon Neptune API Reference Table of Contents Welcome ........................................................................................................................................... 1 Actions ............................................................................................................................................. 2 AddRoleToDBCluster .................................................................................................................. 4 Request Parameters ............................................................................................................ 4 Errors ............................................................................................................................... 4 See Also ............................................................................................................................ 5 AddSourceIdentifierToSubscription .............................................................................................. 6 Request Parameters ............................................................................................................ 6 Response Elements ............................................................................................................. 6 Errors ............................................................................................................................... 6 See Also ............................................................................................................................ 7 AddTagsToResource ................................................................................................................... 8 Request Parameters ............................................................................................................ 8 Errors ............................................................................................................................... 8 See Also ............................................................................................................................ 8 ApplyPendingMaintenanceAction ............................................................................................... 10 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 10 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 10 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 10 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 11 CopyDBClusterParameterGroup ................................................................................................. 12 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 12 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 13 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 13 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 13 CopyDBClusterSnapshot ........................................................................................................... 14 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 14 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 15 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 15 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 16 CopyDBParameterGroup ........................................................................................................... 17 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 17 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 17 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 18 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 18 CreateDBCluster ...................................................................................................................... 19 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 19 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 23 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 23 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 25 CreateDBClusterEndpoint ......................................................................................................... 26 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 26 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 26 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 28 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 28 CreateDBClusterParameterGroup ............................................................................................... 29 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 29 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 30 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 30 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 30 CreateDBClusterSnapshot ......................................................................................................... 31 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 31 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 31 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 32 API Version 2014-10-31 iii Amazon Neptune API Reference See Also .......................................................................................................................... 32 CreateDBInstance .................................................................................................................... 33 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 33 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 40 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 40 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 42 CreateDBParameterGroup ......................................................................................................... 43 Request Parameters .......................................................................................................... 43 Response Elements ........................................................................................................... 44 Errors .............................................................................................................................. 44 See Also .......................................................................................................................... 44 CreateDBSubnetGroup ............................................................................................................. 45 Request Parameters .........................................................................................................
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