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az-storage-entity

Manage entities in Azure Table Storage

TLDR

Insert an entity into a table

$ az storage entity insert --table-name [MyTable] --entity PartitionKey=[pk] RowKey=[rk] Property=[value] --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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Query entities from a table
$ az storage entity query --table-name [MyTable] --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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Query with filter
$ az storage entity query --table-name [MyTable] --filter "PartitionKey eq 'pk'" --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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Show a specific entity
$ az storage entity show --table-name [MyTable] --partition-key [pk] --row-key [rk] --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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Delete an entity
$ az storage entity delete --table-name [MyTable] --partition-key [pk] --row-key [rk] --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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Replace an entity
$ az storage entity replace --table-name [MyTable] --entity PartitionKey=[pk] RowKey=[rk] Property=[newvalue] --account-name [mystorageaccount]
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SYNOPSIS

az storage entity subcommand [options]

DESCRIPTION

az storage entity manages entities in Azure Table Storage. Table Storage is a NoSQL key-value store for structured data. Entities are items stored in tables, similar to rows in a database, identified by PartitionKey and RowKey.
This command works with both Azure Storage accounts and Azure Cosmos DB Table API.

PARAMETERS

--table-name -t

Name of the table.
--account-name
Storage account name.
--entity -e
Entity properties as key=value pairs.
--partition-key
Partition key of the entity.
--row-key
Row key of the entity.
--filter
OData filter expression.

SUBCOMMANDS

insert

Insert an entity into a table.
delete
Delete an entity from a table.
merge
Update an entity by merging properties.
replace
Update an entity by replacing it entirely.
query
List entities matching a query.
show
Get a single entity from a table.

CAVEATS

Requires Azure CLI and valid storage credentials. Entity properties have type limits. Queries are limited to 1000 entities per request by default.

SEE ALSO

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