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Which documentation are you looking at, AWS's Glue docs or the Pulumi API docs? In a quick look at your code, I don't see the `storage_descriptor` option, which gets a schema_reference in the

CatalogTableStorageDescriptor

that, if you continue to follow that down in the API, leads you to the schema_arn, which is where you reference the schema you created. That's how you get the schema in. So the second call would look something like this (note that I haven't tested this, so you might need to modify it):

aws_glue_catalog_table = aws.glue.CatalogTable(...,
  storage_descriptor=aws.glue.CatalogTable.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorArgs(.....,
    schema_reference=aws.glue.CatalogTable.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorSchemaReference(
      ....,
      schema_id=aws.glue.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorSchemaReferenceSchemaID(
        ...,
        schema_arn=glue_schema_for_affected_entities.arn)
      )
  ),
  opts=...
)

Hey Laura, Thanks for the quick and helpful response! After reviewing the API references and your code, I modified the code to be as follows:

aws_glue_catalog_table = aws.glue.CatalogTable("glue-for-xm-table",
    database_name="glue-for-xm-database",
    name="glue-for-xm-table",
    storage_descriptor=aws.glue.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorArgs(
        schema_reference=aws.glue.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorSchemaReferenceArgs(
            schema_version_number=1,
            schema_id=aws.glue.CatalogTableStorageDescriptorSchemaReferenceSchemaIdArgs(
                schema_arn=glue_schema_for_affected_entities.arn
                )
        )
    ),
    opts=pulumi.ResourceOptions(depends_on=[aws_glue_catalog_database])
    )

Yay! Happy it worked and happy to be of service!