azure-table-storage

问题 It seems to me that Azure Table always saves UTC time to the table. Even the date type has time zone, e.g. DateTimeOffset . Is there an option to save original time, instead of UTC time? 回答1: Is there an option to save original time, instead of UTC time? If you are looking to save the data as Edm.DateTime , then the answer is no. That data is always stored as UTC. From this link about Edm.DateTime: A 64-bit value expressed as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The supported DateTime range

问题 It seems to me that Azure Table always saves UTC time to the table. Even the date type has time zone, e.g. DateTimeOffset . Is there an option to save original time, instead of UTC time? 回答1: Is there an option to save original time, instead of UTC time? If you are looking to save the data as Edm.DateTime , then the answer is no. That data is always stored as UTC. From this link about Edm.DateTime: A 64-bit value expressed as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The supported DateTime range

问题 I am trying to create the signature string needed for Azure Storage Tables as described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/authorize-with-shared-key#encoding-the-signature The Access key is "p1qPD2lBiMlDtl/Vb/T/Xt5ysd/ZXNg5AGrwJvtrUbyqiAQxGabWkR9NmKWb8Jhd6ZIyBd9HA3kCRHr6eveKaA==" The failing code is: property AccessKey: string read FAccessKey write SetAccessKey; function TAzureStorageAPI.GetAuthHeader(StringToSign: UTF8String): UTF8String; var AccessKey64: string;

问题 Currently i have some ftp where on it i have some deep structure of folders and files within it. It could be even 10 levels down from root folder. As i migrated already with success my local database to azure database, i wonder also whether is there any azure ftp i could use to migrate this as well. I know we have something like Azure storage and i could create Container for it of type File or Blobs - are one of those could be used like particural ftp - could i create folder structure there

问题 Currently i have some ftp where on it i have some deep structure of folders and files within it. It could be even 10 levels down from root folder. As i migrated already with success my local database to azure database, i wonder also whether is there any azure ftp i could use to migrate this as well. I know we have something like Azure storage and i could create Container for it of type File or Blobs - are one of those could be used like particural ftp - could i create folder structure there

问题 I am having a problem with stringtosign authentication for azure table pagination query. This is the current stringtosign im using : GET\n\n\nFri, 05 Sep 2014 03:57:11 GMT\n/mystorageaccount/mytablename\nNextPartitionKey:1!20!UmFjZSBNZW1iZXJfNA--\nNextRowKey:1!12!TmFtZV85ODE- Is there anything wrong with this stringtosign authentication? The rest of the Headers are exactly the same as Fiddle. Example GET /mytablename?NextPartitionKey=1%2120%21UmFjZSBNZW1iZXJfNA--&NextRowKey=1%2112

问题 I'm trying to build a generic method to return entries in a partition in a given Azure table. This is how it looks: public class Table : ITable { private CloudStorageAccount storageAccount; public Table() { var storageAccountSettings = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["AzureWebJobsStorage"].ToString(); storageAccount = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(storageAccountSettings); } public async Task<IEnumerable<T>> RetrieveAllInPartition<T>(string tableReference, string partitionKey) where T :

问题 I need help to print an entity with Rest in shell script. I tried several ways, but without success. Here is my code, running it, it will return all entities in my table. But I need it to return only a specific value and that is only using PartitionKey. #!/bin/bash # List the tables in an Azure storage container. storage_account="Secret" table_name="teste" access_key="Secret" table_store_url="table.core.windows.net" authorization="SharedKey" request_method="GET" request_date=$(TZ=GMT LC_ALL

问题 I write below code to log/store logs with an objects to Azure Table Storage by using SeriLog, But I got the object stored in "RenderedMessage" column (in azure table) or "Data" column, While I need to store each field/property in the class to a separated column in the Table storage. Please see below: var _simpleTransation = new SimpleTransation(99, "some title9", "type99"); var logger = new LoggerConfiguration() .WriteTo.AzureTableStorage(storage,LogEventLevel.Information,null, "LogStorage"

问题 I'm trying to call Azure Table Storage using Postman but keep getting : Server failed to authenticate the request. Make sure the value of Authorization header is formed correctly including the signature. The code I am using for the pre-call script in Postman is as follows: var storageAccount = "**mystorageaccount**"; var accountKey = "**mystoragekey**"; var date = new Date(); var UTCstring = date.toUTCString(); var data = date + "\n" + "/**mystorageaccount**/**mytable**" var encodedData =