As I continue to prepare  for my talk on Azure Table Storage (ATS) at VSLive next month in Las Vegas, I am improving my ATS Web Interface. I currently have implemented a way to list the tables contained in your storage area and I've split out the component parts of the request so that you can specify the Table Name, Partition Key and Row ID. If you want to add or update data, you can fill in the Document Data section.

You can select whether you want to Select (GET), Update (PUT), Create (POST), Delete (DELETE) or Merge (MERGE) when you call the request. There's  a query section, though it has a few minor issues.

My goal for tonight and tomorrow morning before work is to get the final bugs worked out of the code so that the page works for all situations. This weekend I'll write up a tutorial on using ATS that will use the interface and demonstrate how to use ATS. And, if Mike Amundsen will release his utilities tool, I'll release my version of the Azure Table Storage Commands class that is the back end processor for the website. A class that includes the ability to bulk process commands. In the meantime, try out the ATS Web Interface and let me know what you think