I'm trying to figure out, how to insert multiple rows to an Azure Table, without getting any keys from outside, but reading the data from another storage (Redis). So basically I need to move some entries from Redis to the persistent Azure Table, triggered by a timer with all the logic inside the function. I'm totally confused by the multitude of options and frameworks. Which one is "the one", the state of the art? Which is the preferred way to achieve my goial? Should I use bindings or better not? When do I have to return newly created objects and when should it be an out parameter? Where is the example for inserting multiple rows? Can you please add such an example? And can you please always provide the "using" statements for the examples?
AI assistance is totally useless, because it doesn't know anything about new frameworks.
Best regards,
Werner
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Hello,
I'm trying to figure out, how to insert multiple rows to an Azure Table, without getting any keys from outside, but reading the data from another storage (Redis). So basically I need to move some entries from Redis to the persistent Azure Table, triggered by a timer with all the logic inside the function. I'm totally confused by the multitude of options and frameworks. Which one is "the one", the state of the art? Which is the preferred way to achieve my goial? Should I use bindings or better not? When do I have to return newly created objects and when should it be an out parameter? Where is the example for inserting multiple rows? Can you please add such an example? And can you please always provide the "using" statements for the examples?
AI assistance is totally useless, because it doesn't know anything about new frameworks.
Best regards, Werner
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