Azure-docs: ConfigurationManager
Given the context in this article, I don't think that ConfigurationManager is still valid.
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- ID: e4785005-a130-a392-7b4a-c8c6d36bad37
- Version Independent ID: 6beb58e0-167c-c08d-46ff-13f72ddbaf31
- Content: Use Azure Functions to perform a database clean up task
- Content Source: articles/azure-functions/functions-scenario-database-table-cleanup.md
- Service: functions
- GitHub Login: @ggailey777
- Microsoft Alias: glenga
jharbieh
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@jharbieh Thanks for the feedback! I have assigned the issue to the content author to investigate further and update the document as appropriate.
mimckitt
on 26 Mar 2018
Why are you saying?
I don't think that ConfigurationManager is still valid.
This example is using C# script in the Azure portal. If you are developing a precompiled C# function locally, you must also add a reference to System.Configuration.dll.
I will add a note to that effect in the topic.
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ggailey777
on 26 Mar 2018
Thank you! Your note clarified it for me. It certainly helps to explain the context of the code and how it is different if / when using the Functions SDK locally. I'm sure, a few folks like myself, go straight to the code snippet when in a hurry skipping over a few details. Your note makes it stand out!
jharbieh
on 28 Mar 2018
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Why are you saying?
This example is using C# script in the Azure portal. If you are developing a precompiled C# function locally, you must also add a reference to
System.Configuration.dll.I will add a note to that effect in the topic.
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