have Tables and Queues. Is there a way to move the whole thing, or do I have to copy the blobs then recreate the Tables and Queus .I used the AzCopy command to backup a Blob to a another account.  someone pls advive.

Hi,

Thanks for posting here.

1. AzCopy supports copying Blobs from one account to another:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.blob.core.windows.net/srccontainer /sourceKey:key1 /dest:https://youraccount2.blob.core.windows.net/destcontainer /destKey:key2 /s
   

   AzCopy by default uses server-side asynchronous copy, which doesn't have an SLA on copy speed. If you'd like to achieve consistent copy speed, please consider adding option /SyncCopy to the command line above. For further information of /SyncCopy, please refer to: AzCopy Introducing synchronous copy and customized content type.

2. AzCopy supports downloading a Table to local disk and uploading it to another account:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.table.core.windows.net/srctable /sourceKey:key1 /dest:d:\localfolder /manifest:yourfilename /splitSize:128
   AzCopy.exe /source:d:\localfolder /dest:https://youraccount2.table.core.windows.net/desttable /destKey:key2 /manifest:yourfilename /entityOperation:InsertOrReplace
   

   If you'd like to achieve better table downloading performance and you do know how the partition keys are arranged in your source table, you can specify option /PKRS in the command line to download table.

3. AzCopy doesn't support copying Queues.

To download the latest version of AzCopy and find detailed information of AzCopy, please refer to http://aka.ms/azcopy .

Regards.

• Proposed as answer by Shreya HajelaMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator 1 hour 5 minutes ago

Hi,

Thanks for posting here.

1. AzCopy supports copying Blobs from one account to another:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.blob.core.windows.net/srccontainer /sourceKey:key1 /dest:https://youraccount2.blob.core.windows.net/destcontainer /destKey:key2 /s
   

   AzCopy by default uses server-side asynchronous copy, which doesn't have an SLA on copy speed. If you'd like to achieve consistent copy speed, please consider adding option /SyncCopy to the command line above. For further information of /SyncCopy, please refer to: AzCopy Introducing synchronous copy and customized content type.

2. AzCopy supports downloading a Table to local disk and uploading it to another account:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.table.core.windows.net/srctable /sourceKey:key1 /dest:d:\localfolder /manifest:yourfilename /splitSize:128
   AzCopy.exe /source:d:\localfolder /dest:https://youraccount2.table.core.windows.net/desttable /destKey:key2 /manifest:yourfilename /entityOperation:InsertOrReplace
   

   If you'd like to achieve better table downloading performance and you do know how the partition keys are arranged in your source table, you can specify option /PKRS in the command line to download table.

3. AzCopy doesn't support copying Queues.

To download the latest version of AzCopy and find detailed information of AzCopy, please refer to http://aka.ms/azcopy .

Regards.

• Proposed as answer by Shreya HajelaMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator Tuesday, August 25, 2015 6:12 AM
• Marked as answer by Michael CurdMicrosoft employee, Moderator 12 hours 1 minutes ago

Hi,

Thanks for posting here.

1. AzCopy supports copying Blobs from one account to another:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.blob.core.windows.net/srccontainer /sourceKey:key1 /dest:https://youraccount2.blob.core.windows.net/destcontainer /destKey:key2 /s
   

   AzCopy by default uses server-side asynchronous copy, which doesn't have an SLA on copy speed. If you'd like to achieve consistent copy speed, please consider adding option /SyncCopy to the command line above. For further information of /SyncCopy, please refer to: AzCopy Introducing synchronous copy and customized content type.

2. AzCopy supports downloading a Table to local disk and uploading it to another account:

   AzCopy.exe /source:https://youraccount1.table.core.windows.net/srctable /sourceKey:key1 /dest:d:\localfolder /manifest:yourfilename /splitSize:128
   AzCopy.exe /source:d:\localfolder /dest:https://youraccount2.table.core.windows.net/desttable /destKey:key2 /manifest:yourfilename /entityOperation:InsertOrReplace
   

   If you'd like to achieve better table downloading performance and you do know how the partition keys are arranged in your source table, you can specify option /PKRS in the command line to download table.

3. AzCopy doesn't support copying Queues.

To download the latest version of AzCopy and find detailed information of AzCopy, please refer to http://aka.ms/azcopy .

Regards.

• Proposed as answer by Shreya HajelaMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator Tuesday, August 25, 2015 6:12 AM
• Marked as answer by Michael CurdMicrosoft employee, Moderator Tuesday, August 25, 2015 7:19 PM