Solution/Workaround:-

1. Add a connection in the Application Settings blade:

The Connection String Name must be MS_TableConnectionString

You can get the connection string format from SQL server as below:

Server=tcp:selinasql.database.windows.net,1433;Initial Catalog=SQLdatabaseBackupTest;Persist Security Info=False;User ID={your_username};Password={your_password};MultipleActiveResultSets=False;Encrypt=True;TrustServerCertificate=False;Connection Timeout=30;

1. Go Quickstart blade, choose one of the generals that the mobile app will access from:

1. Then you will notice that you’ve already had a connection string, and we just need to download the Node.js and initialize the easy tables for it.
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4. 4. We will able to see the easy table has been created as below:
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6. Related Topics:-
7. Setting Up Easy Tables in Azure App Service Mobile Apps
8. Getting started with Azure App Service and Easy Tables
9. Setting up Easy Tables in Azure App Service Mobile Apps
10. Getting Started with Azure Mobile Apps’ Easy Tables
11. Easy Table configure issue
12. Easy Tables is not supported on your current App Service app. Please initialize your App Service app for Easy Tables support.
13. Adding/creating multiple tables on Easy Table
14. Adding Easy Tables from an existing database causing service wide 500 errors
15. Unable to create Easy Tables in Azure
16. Create a Backend for Xamarin.Forms using Azure Mobile App’s Easy Tables