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I have a Azure storage table called 'ChatMessages'. Users are reading the data from javascript, so I only want read access for them. On the server side I'm saving data (chat message) into the table, so I want to grant write access on the server side.

Where do I set only read access on the client side and how do I use it?

Here is my server side code and javascript code

            var chatMessages = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ChatMessages"];

            CloudStorageAccount storageAccount = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(chatMessages);



            // Create the table client.

            CloudTableClient tableClient = storageAccount.CreateCloudTableClient();



            // Create the CloudTable object that represents the "ChatMessages" table.

            CloudTable table = tableClient.GetTableReference("ChatMessages");



            // Create a ChatMessage entity.

            ChatMessage chatMessage;



            // create a new chat message entity here



            // Create the TableOperation object that inserts the ChatMessage entity.

            TableOperation insertOperation = TableOperation.Insert(chatMessage);



            // Execute the operation.

            table.Execute(insertOperation);

Here is my javascript code where each user just needs read access to the table data.

var tableUri = "https://myrggroupname.table.core.windows.net";

var tableService = AzureStorage.Table.createTableServiceWithSas(tableUri, sasToken);

var tableQuery = new AzureStorage.Table.TableQuery()

  .select(['ProfileIdA', 'ProfileIdB', 'DisplayTime', 'DateSent', 'Message'])

  .top(20)

  .where('PartitionKey eq ? or PartitionKey eq ?', partitionA, partitionB);



tableService.queryEntities('ChatMessages', tableQuery, null, function(error, result, response) {

  // do work here

});