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Azure Storage Explorer Query String Contains. Select * from reports where hostname like '%.scotthelme.co.uk'. Contains unfortunately is not a supported query operator in azure table storage. Use ‘let’ for reusing statements. For your information, if you have single quotes in your query string, you need to represent each single quote with two single quote instead. I have installed the latest version of storage explorer. I have checked existing resources, including the troubleshooting guide. 1) you could use wildcard matching lucene query syntax, as mentioned in this doc, however, this is potentially. There is no way that we could see to. For a list of supported/unsupported query operators, please see this link:. Add contains and does not contains in the storage explorer for string fields #3198. There are different ways to achieve a “contains” query. Think of how you might want to run a query like that on a hostname:

There is no way that we could see to. Think of how you might want to run a query like that on a hostname: 1) you could use wildcard matching lucene query syntax, as mentioned in this doc, however, this is potentially. Use ‘let’ for reusing statements. For a list of supported/unsupported query operators, please see this link:. I have installed the latest version of storage explorer. There are different ways to achieve a “contains” query. Contains unfortunately is not a supported query operator in azure table storage. Add contains and does not contains in the storage explorer for string fields #3198. For your information, if you have single quotes in your query string, you need to represent each single quote with two single quote instead.

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Azure Storage Explorer Query String Contains Add contains and does not contains in the storage explorer for string fields #3198. I have installed the latest version of storage explorer. I have checked existing resources, including the troubleshooting guide. Think of how you might want to run a query like that on a hostname: There are different ways to achieve a “contains” query. For your information, if you have single quotes in your query string, you need to represent each single quote with two single quote instead. For a list of supported/unsupported query operators, please see this link:. Select * from reports where hostname like '%.scotthelme.co.uk'. Add contains and does not contains in the storage explorer for string fields #3198. Contains unfortunately is not a supported query operator in azure table storage. Use ‘let’ for reusing statements. 1) you could use wildcard matching lucene query syntax, as mentioned in this doc, however, this is potentially. There is no way that we could see to.