code: public void BasicBatch() throws StorageException {
          // Note: the limitations on a batch operation are
          // - up to 100 operations
          // - all operations must share the same PartitionKey
          // - if a retrieve is used it can be the only operation in the batch
          // - the serialized batch payload must be 4 MB or less
  
          // Define a batch operation.
          TableBatchOperation batchOperation = new TableBatchOperation();
  
          // Create a customer entity to add to the table.
          CustomerEntity customer = new CustomerEntity("Smith", "Jeff");
          customer.setEmail("Jeff@contoso.com");
          customer.setPhoneNumber("425-555-0104");
          batchOperation.insert(customer);
  
          // Create another customer entity to add to the table.
          CustomerEntity customer2 = new CustomerEntity("Smith", "Ben");
          customer2.setEmail("Ben@contoso.com");
          customer2.setPhoneNumber("425-555-0102");
          batchOperation.insert(customer2);
  
          // Create a third customer entity to add to the table.
          CustomerEntity customer3 = new CustomerEntity("Smith", "Denise");
          customer3.setEmail("Denise@contoso.com");
          customer3.setPhoneNumber("425-555-0103");
          batchOperation.insert(customer3);
  
          // Execute the batch of operations on the "tablebasics" table.
          table.execute(batchOperation);
      }
docs: Illustrates how to form and execute a batch operation.
  
  @throws StorageException