az-storage-table

Create a table

$ az storage table create --name [mytable] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage table list --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage table delete --name [mytable] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage table exists --name [mytable] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage table generate-sas --name [mytable] --permissions [raud] --expiry [2024-12-31] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

$ az storage table policy list --table-name [mytable] --account-name [mystorageaccount]

az storage table subcommand [options]

az storage table manages Azure Table Storage tables. Table Storage is a NoSQL key-value store suitable for storing structured, non-relational data. Tables contain entities (rows) with properties (columns).
Use az storage entity commands to manage the data within tables.

--name -n

Name of the table.

Storage account name.

Storage account key.

SAS permissions (r=read, a=add, u=update, d=delete).

create

Create a table.

Delete a table.

List tables in a storage account.

Check if a table exists.

Generate a shared access signature for a table.

Create a stored access policy.

Delete a stored access policy.

List stored access policies.

Get table statistics (geo-replication).

Requires Azure CLI and valid storage credentials. Table names must follow Azure naming conventions. Tables cannot be renamed; must delete and recreate.

az-storage-entity(1), az-storage-queue(1), az(1)