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QUESTION
On https://portal.azure.com/ - Cosmos DB Data Explorer, I can execute SQL queries. The result output is 100:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 01:32In fact, there is a Query Explorer
in azure cosmos db portal which is similar to Data Explorer
mentioned in your question.
As you see,you could set items per page as custom number or unlimited. If it is in REST API, you could follow the case to configure the x-ms-max-item-count
header. It it is in SDK,you could set the MaxItemCount property in FeedOptions.
QUESTION
I ran into this error while building a Logic App in Azure. The solution to this DocumentDB REST API: PartitionKey extracted from document doesn't match is not working.
My logic app receives a POST
request with the raw JSON data, and then sends it to a Cosmos "Create or Update Document" step. In there, I am able to specify my DB, and for my inputs, I have body
and headers
like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-31 at 02:48Don't forget to add Content-Type: application/json
in the Post request.(mentioned in this thread)
Cosmos DB connector:
Post Request:
Output:
QUESTION
I have a method in my code which is responsible for inserting single documents into cosmosDB. And it used to work fine when i used to insert document without specifying partitionId in RequestOptions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-20 at 07:08For inserting a single document, you don't need to specify a Partition Key
value in request options.
If you look at the REST API documentation for Creating a Document
, you will notice that there's no x-ms-documentdb-partitionkey
header there. This is why your code works when no partition key is specified in request options (which gets sent as request headers).
You would need to specify a PartitionKey
value in request options if you are trying to update a document though. See Replace Document
REST API.
QUESTION
When using the Azures DocumentDB via REST I need to create a request with some specific headers as described here.
One needs to run some confusing code to create the authorization token. After having done this one can access the addressed resource for 15 min (per default) before the authorization token expires and needs to be recreated.
All of this is understood.
My question is: why not simply create the authorization token new for every single request? This would free my code from having some partial state on the client. The downside is of course that it takes slightly more time to recreate that authorization token every time - however that should be neglectable as much more time is spend on the network level.
Any advises?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 06:55My question is: why not simply create the authorization token new for every single request?
As far as I know, in most scenarios we generate the authorization token for per request to access to (or operate) DocumentDB resources.
Besides, if we use an existing and no expired authorization token, we need to pass the same date (that is used in StringToSign to generate signature) as x-ms-date
header in the request, otherwise, it would also return 401 (or 403) error.
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Different date (Wed, 26 Apr 2017 06:40:44 GMT)is passed as x-ms-date, it will return 401 (or 403) error
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