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If thatвЂ™s the case, then you could make them nullable type fields so that they donвЂ™t get populated with the default values.

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Please note that the minimum value allowed for a Date/Time type attribute is (UTC) in Windows Azure.

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Taking a wild guess, IвЂ™m assuming by taking a quick glance at your code that in your model you have some Date/Time type properties (OfflineTimestamp, OnlineTimestamp) and observed that in certain scenarios one of them is initialized with the default value which is вЂњ DateTime.MinValueвЂњ. One way to find out is to trace the request/response through Fiddler and see the actual data being sent to Windows Azure Storage. LogFile.Error('tStatus',ex) Д¤00 Error means thereвЂ™s something wrong with the value of one of your properties. var details = new System.IO.StreamReader((()ex).Response.GetResponseStream()).ReadToEnd() TableOperation updateOperation = TableOperation.Replace(entity) Д®mpHistory.OfflineTimestamp = DateTime.Now Where(TableQuery.GenerateFilterCondition('PartitionKey', Querењњomparisons.Equal, e.Id.ToString())) Д®mployeeOnlineHistory entity = table.ExecuteQuery(query).Take(1).FirstOrDefault() Д®ntity.OnlineTime = (entity.OfflineTimestamp - entity.OnlineTimestamp) TableOperation insertOperation = TableOperation.Insert(empHistory) Create the CloudTable object that represents the 'people' table.Д®mployeeOnlineHistory empHistory = new EmployeeOnlineHistory(e.Id) Д®mpHistory.OnlineTimestamp = DateTime.Now storageAccount = .Parse('DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https AccountName=# AccountKey=#') storageAccount = .Parse('DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https AccountName=*** AccountKey=***') Д¬loudTableClient tableClient = storageAccount.CreateCloudTableClient() Д¬loudTable table = tableClient.GetTableReference('EmployeeOnlineHistory') ДЄnd here is the insert code: public static void SetStatus(Employee e, bool value) Retrieve the storage account from the connection string. The tables were created, but I get this error when inserting data Obs: The storage is on Windows Azure not on my machine. How can I know what went wrong? I was trying to inset data in a table. I ran this in debug mode, and I attach an image with the details of the exception.

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