I need to filter rows from an Azure Table Store that are less than 10 minutes old. I'm using a Azure Function App integration to query the table, so a coded solution is not viable in this case.
I'm aware of the datetime
type, but for this I have to specify an explicit datetime, for example -
Timestamp gt datetime'2018-07-10T12:00:00.1234567Z'
However, this is insufficient as I need the query to run on a timer every 10 minutes.
According to the OData docs, there are built in functions such as totaloffsetminutes()
and now()
, but using these causes the function to fail.
[Error] Exception while executing function: Functions.FailedEventsCount. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.
Is there a way to query a Table Store dynamically in this way?
Turns out that this was easier than expected.
I added the following query filter to the Azure Table Store input integration -
Timestamp gt datetime'{afterDateTime}'
In conjunction with a parameter in the Function trigger route, and Bob's your uncle -
FailedEventsCount/after/{afterDateTime}
Appreciate for other use cases it may not be viable to pass in the datatime, but for me that is perfectly acceptable.