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Using NServiceBus with Azure Table
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The following samples show how to persist data with Azure Table.
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Azure Table Persistence Usage using Saga IDs as partition key
Using Azure Table Persistence to store sagas and outbox records atomically using the deterministic Saga ID as the partition key.
Azure Table Persistence Usage with transactions
Using Azure Table Persistence to store sagas and outbox records atomically.
AzureTable Persistence Usage with non-default table
Using Azure Table Persistence to store sagas providing a non-default table dynamically.
Simple Azure Table Persistence Usage
Using Azure Table Persistence to store sagas.
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