// Create a new entity to replace the old one var newEntity = new MyEntity("partitionKey", "rowKey") { Property1 = "New Value", Property2 = 42 }; // Create a TableBatchOperation and add the replace operation to it var batchOperation = new TableBatchOperation(); batchOperation.Replace(newEntity); // Execute the batch operation table.ExecuteBatch(batchOperation);
// Create a new entity to replace the old one var newEntity1 = new MyEntity("partitionKey1", "rowKey1") { Property1 = "New Value #1", Property2 = 42 }; var newEntity2 = new MyEntity("partitionKey2", "rowKey2") { Property1 = "New Value #2", Property2 = 84 }; // Create a TableBatchOperation and add the replace operations to it var batchOperation = new TableBatchOperation(); batchOperation.Replace(newEntity1); batchOperation.Replace(newEntity2); // Execute the batch operation table.ExecuteBatch(batchOperation);In this example, we create two new entities with updated properties and use the Replace method to replace multiple old entities with the new ones in a single batch operation. Overall, TableBatchOperation Replace is a useful method for updating entities in Azure tables efficiently. The code examples provided here use the Azure.Storage.Tables library package.