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Monthly Archives: February 2014
‘ParallelOperationThreadCount’ is larger than maximum of ’64’
The above exception occur when you upload a blob that is greater than the value specified by the SingleBlobUploadThresholdInBytes property, it is automatically divided into blocks that are uploaded individually and assembled into the complete blob by the service. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure, blobstorage, C#, ParallelOperationThreadCount, Windows Phone
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Generating Test Data In C#
Originally posted on Peter Mbanugo:
Often times you may want to create a set of data for which you would use for testing purposes, and no one would like to enter those data manually into the database, or create instances…
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