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Azure Table API (Query Filter) For Timestamp #58
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Queries can be tricky because of formatting. I think what you're seeing is probably a combination of the "eq" operator not getting an exact match or JSON encoding not actually reading the query as expected. Here's an example with a full time that matches a table timestamp and the JSON encoded characters: "QueryFilter": "Timestamp eq datetime\u00272023-01-12T16:53:31.1714422Z\u0027" With less precision on the query time it's probably better to use > and < to specify a range. |
Hello Mr. Bowen thank you for the feedback, i have try the solution that you suggest but unfortunately the same problems are still occuring. after that I also tried several other formats to try to get the data I wanted to migrate into the .json file, this are the following log of the formats I tried: |
I want to ask about the query filter feature on the Azure Table API Source setting, I'm trying to transfer data from the Azure table API to a JSON file where the filter query uses the following timestamp query: "Timestamp ge datetime'2023-05-15T03:30:32.663Z"' after I run it already appears data transfer complete:


,but when looking at the json file nothing appears:
I want to make sure whether the feature for filtering queries for time already exists or not, or is there a writing error from what I input? thank you for your attention
the following additional notes are my migration settings:

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