I'm trying to store an ISO formatted DateTime in my Azure Table Storage. But every time I try, it results in this String format:
This is a summary of the effective code I'm running:
import jsons
from azure.functions import Out
def main(parameterTableOutputJSON: Out[str]):
row = {'ReadOn': '2021-04-28T09:35:26.123456Z'}
parameterTableOutputJSON.set(jsons.dumps(row))
Of course my real code also has the PartitionKey and RowKey columns, but I can't show those here.
How can I insert the DateTime in the Azure Table Storage like this: 2021-04-28T09:35:26.123456Z
Instead of this: 04/28/2021 09:35:26
The Azure Table Storage docs tell me it supports ISO formatted date times...
I found the solution to my own problem.
The jsons.dumps
method strips the milliseconds by default. This results in a datetime that's formatted like this: 2021-04-28T09:35:26Z
This format is not supported as a DateTime in Azure Table Storage.
The problem is solved by writing the last line of my code like this:
parameterTableOutputJSON.set(jsons.dumps(row, strip_microseconds=False))