Windows Azure Development
address is not the same as Address
When using Windows Azure table storage – keep in mind the property names are case sensitive!
Yesterday one of our developers was working on refactoring some code. As is standard practice, they changed the class properties on the table storage entity classes from a lower case address to an upper case Address. This worked fine in the developer fabric, but when we pushed to the cloud the app broke. Upon investigation it turned out each entity now had an address property as well as the new Address property.
Easy fix, we changed everything back to lower case.
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