public static void InsertOrReplace(this CloudTable table, ITableEntity entity)
{
if (table == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("table");
}
var operation = table.CreateInsertOrReplaceOperation(entity);
table.ExecuteAsync(operation, CancellationToken.None).GetAwaiter().GetResult();
}
public async Task AddAsync(T item, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
{
// Careful:
// 1. even with upsert, all rowkeys within a batch must be unique. If they aren't, the previous items
// will be flushed.
// 2. Capture at time of Add, in case item is mutated after add.
// 3. Validate rowkey on the client so we get a nice error instead of the cryptic 400 from auzre.
string partitionKey = item.PartitionKey;
string rowKey = item.RowKey;
TableClient.ValidateAzureTableKeyValue(partitionKey);
TableClient.ValidateAzureTableKeyValue(rowKey);
Dictionary <string, TableOperation> partition;
if (!_map.TryGetValue(partitionKey, out partition))
{
if (_map.Count >= MaxPartitionWidth)
{
// Offline cache is too large. Clear some room
await FlushAsync(cancellationToken);
}
partition = new Dictionary <string, TableOperation>();
_map[partitionKey] = partition;
}
var itemCopy = Copy(item);
if (partition.ContainsKey(rowKey))
{
// Replacing item forces a flush to ensure correct eTag behaviour.
await FlushPartitionAsync(partition, cancellationToken);
// Reinitialize partition
partition = new Dictionary <string, TableOperation>();
_map[partitionKey] = partition;
}
_log.EntitiesWritten++;
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(itemCopy.ETag))
{
partition.Add(rowKey, _table.CreateInsertOperation(itemCopy));
}
else if (itemCopy.ETag.Equals("*"))
{
partition.Add(rowKey, _table.CreateInsertOrReplaceOperation(itemCopy));
}
else
{
partition.Add(rowKey, _table.CreateReplaceOperation(itemCopy));
}
if (partition.Count >= MaxBatchSize)
{
await FlushPartitionAsync(partition, cancellationToken);
_map.Remove(partitionKey);
}
}