Perform the following steps:
- Let's execute the console application by pressing Ctrl + F5, navigate to Azure Storage Explorer, and view the queue contents.
- In just a few moments, you should start viewing messages in the myqueuemessages queue. Currently, both the Azure portal and Storage Explorer display the first 32 messages. You need to use the C# Storage SDK to view all the messages in the queue.
Don't be surprised if you notice that your messages in myqueuemessage are vanishing. It's expected that as soon as a message is read successfully, the message gets deleted from the queue.
- As shown here, you should also see a new queue named myqueuemessages-poison (<OriginalQueuename>-Poison) with the 50 other queue messages in it. The Azure Function runtime will automatically take care of creating a new queue and adding the messages that are not read properly by Azure Functions:
