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If you’re seeing an error that says your integration is already in a DELETING state, it means you can’t start another delete at this moment. This often happens if the corresponding S3 bucket was removed before the integration was fully deleted. When a resource is deleted out of order, the system gets confused because it expects certain resources to still exist for proper cleanup.
To fix this problem, you’ll need to contact AWS Support. You can do this through the AWS Support Center online. The support team can look into why the deletion process got stuck and help you finish cleaning up the integration properly.
In the future, when you’d like to remove a CloudWatch S3 Tables integration, it’s best to delete the integration first using the CloudWatch console or the API. After the integration is gone, then you can safely remove any related S3 resources. This way, the integration can clean up everything before the resources are deleted, preventing these kinds of issues.
While the resource is marked for deletion, avoid trying to recreate it or perform more delete actions. These extra attempts might cause more problems or slow down the process.
For more details, you can review the official guides on deleting S3 table integrations in AWS documentation.
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