Tablestore:Atualize a table configuration

func (tableStoreClient *TableStoreClient) UpdateTable(request *UpdateTableRequest) (*UpdateTableResponse, error)

func UpdateTableSample(client *tablestore.TableStoreClient) {
    updateTableReq := new(tablestore.UpdateTableRequest)
    updateTableReq.TableName = "test_table"
    
    // Table configuration.
    updateTableReq.TableOption = new(tablestore.TableOption)
    // Set the time to live (TTL), in seconds.
    updateTableReq.TableOption.TimeToAlive = 86400
    // Set the maximum number of versions.
    updateTableReq.TableOption.MaxVersion = 3
    // Set the maximum version offset, in seconds.
    updateTableReq.TableOption.DeviationCellVersionInSec = 86400
    // Specify whether to allow data updates.
    updateTableReq.TableOption.AllowUpdate = proto.Bool(false)

    // Enable Stream and set the Stream expiration time to 7 days.
    // When you modify the ExpirationTime parameter, you must also set EnableStream to true.
    updateTableReq.StreamSpec = new(tablestore.StreamSpecification)
    updateTableReq.StreamSpec.EnableStream = true
    updateTableReq.StreamSpec.ExpirationTime = 168
    
    // Set the reserved read throughput to 0 CU and the reserved write throughput to 0 CU. 
    // Non-zero throughput is applicable only to high-performance instances in CU mode.
    updateTableReq.ReservedThroughput = new(tablestore.ReservedThroughput)
    updateTableReq.ReservedThroughput.Readcap = 0
    updateTableReq.ReservedThroughput.Writecap = 0

    // Call the UpdateTable method to update the table configuration.
    _, err := client.UpdateTable(updateTableReq)
    if (err != nil) {
        fmt.Println("Failed to update table with error:", err)
    } else {
        fmt.Println("Update table finished.")
    }
}