Update Entity

Update an entity in an Azure Table.

Example
This flow iterates through each employee in an Azure Table, checks if they’ve been inactive for over 30 days based on lastLoginDate, and updates their status to "inactive" if needed. It processes each employee one by one, then ends with a 'Done' step once all are evaluated.

Properties

Name	Required	Description
Title	No	The title or name of the command.
Connection	Yes	The Azure Table Storage connection.
Table name	Yes	The name of the table where the entity is stored.
Entity	Yes	The entity to update.
Properties update mode	No	Specifies how properties are updated (e.g., Merge - Update provided, keep others).
PartitionKey type	No	Specify how the PartitionKey is determined (e.g., use an entity property).
PartitionKey property	No	Define the property name used for the PartitionKey (if applicable).
PartitionKey value	No	Define the value of the PartitionKey (if applicable).
RowKey property	No	Define the property name used for the RowKey (if applicable).
Overwrite existing	No	A boolean option to specify whether to overwrite an existing entity with the same keys (true/false).

Properties update mode

1. Merge - Update provided, keep others

Updates only the provided properties of the entity while retaining any properties that are not included in the update. This option is selected in the screenshot.

2. Replace - Update provided, delete others

Replaces the entity's properties entirely with the provided properties, removing any properties not included in the update.

PartitionKey type

1. Use an entity property – This option allows the PartitionKey to be based on a property from the entity. “PartitionKey property” will be applicable if the “PartitionKey type” is set to “Use a custom entity property”.

2. Set a custom value – This option lets you define a custom value for the PartitionKey. “PartitionKey value” will be applicable if the “PartitionKey type” is set to “Use a custom value”.