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sample	csharp	dotnet dotnet-core azure-table-storage	This repo contains basic samples that demonstrate how to use the Azure Cosmos DB Table library to manage Azure Table Storage tables.

Table Storage samples with the Azure Cosmos DB Table library

This repo contains basic samples that demonstrate how to use the Azure Cosmos DB Table library to manage Azure Table Storage tables.

Samples are based on version 1.0.6 of the library NuGet package.

Contents

The samples are based on a book entity with author, title, publication date, and ISBN, stored in a table with the author name as the partition key and the ISBN as row key. The approach intends to demonstrate how to use the APIs and is definitely not a recommendation on how to partition and store similar information.

File/folder	Description
src	Sample source code.
src/Common	Contains the definition for the BookEntity and sample data loading. The connection string for the Table Storage service is retrieved from an environment variable.
src/QueryData	Demonstrates how to query data in a table using filters, ordering, and top N items.
.gitignore	Define what to ignore at commit time.
CHANGELOG.md	List of changes to the sample.
CONTRIBUTING.md	Guidelines for contributing to the sample.
README.md	This README file.
LICENSE	The license for the sample.

Prerequisites

Visual Studio 2019 or VSCode.

Setup

Open src/Samples.sln in Visual Studio 2019 or the src folder in VSCode. Add your Table Storage connection string in the StorageConnectionString environment variable.

• Visual Studio 2019: Open the QueryData project properties and add it in the Debug page.
• VSCode: Edit .vscode/launch.json and add "env": { "StorageConnectionString": "your connection string" } to your configurations section.

Running the sample

Run or step through Program.cs in the QueryData project.

Contributing

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