azure-storage-blobs

I am trying to load/import the data into table storage from a csv file via azure storage explorer , but I am getting the following error as An error occurred while opening the file 'D//sample.csv'.the required property 'Partitionkey' was not specified. Kindly clarify the importance of Partitionkey and Rowkey in azure table storage? Azure Storage Key has been discussed here: Azure Table Storage Partition Key In order to understand this, you will need to know what Partitions are. Whenever you upload something to Azure Storage , it is assigned to some partition. These partitions can be either on

Pretty new to Windows Azure. I've followed this tutorial: tutorial . It works perfectly however one limitation is that for the application I have in mind, it would need to be possible to upload multiple files relatively quickly. Is it possible to modify the tutorial to support multi-file uploads, e.g. The user can use shift-click to select multiple files.. Or if anyone knows of any good tutorials detailing the above? Any help is appreciated, Thanks I'd take a look at this tutorial from DotNetCurry which shows how to create a multiple file upload using jQuery to handle the multiple uploading of

I am coding a MVC5 internet application and would like some help to upload a file from my own filesystem to an Azure Blob. Here is my Azure upload code function: public void UploadFileToBlobStorage(string containerName, string blockBlogName, string fileName) { // Retrieve storage account from connection string. CloudStorageAccount storageAccount = CloudStorageAccount.Parse( CloudConfigurationManager.GetSetting("StorageConnectionString")); // Create the blob client. CloudBlobClient blobClient = storageAccount.CreateCloudBlobClient(); // Retrieve reference to a previously created container.

What is the difference between OpenReadAsync and DownloadToStreamAsync functions of CloudBlockBlob in the Azure blob storage? Searched in google but could not find an answer. Both OpenReadAsync and DownloadToStreamAsync could initiate an asynchronous operation for you to retrieve the blob stream. Based on my testing, you could have a better understanding of them by the following sections: Basic Concepts DownloadToStreamAsync：Initiates an asynchronous operation to download the contents of a blob to a stream. OpenReadAsync：Initiates an asynchronous operation to download the contents of a blob to

I have an application that allows users to upload photos, which are stored in Azure Blob Storage. The user also has the ability to view these photos. To view them, we want the application to download the image to the default download location. At the moment, the upload works perfect. But the download function that I found for Azure API doesn't seem to be doing anything. Also, I can't really specify a download location because this functionality needs to work on desktop/laptops as well as on mobile devices which have different default directories. This seems like it should be simple but I

At my current PC setup I have an SSD and a normal hard drive installed. The SSD only has a capacity of 120GB and since I'm developing a large application which stores allot of files in azure blob storage I whish to specify to which hard drive the microsoft azure storage emulator has to store my files. I am using the latest storage emulator (3.0). Thx Gaurav Mantri Storage emulator keeps this setting in a file called WAStorageEmulator.5.2.config which can be found in C:\Users\{Your Current User Name}\AppData\Local\AzureStorageEmulator folder. Open up this file and change the settings for