start_date = datetime.strptime(start_date_string, '%b %d %Y')
end_date = datetime.strptime(end_date_string, '%b %d %Y')
#Comment out azure SQL part as we decide to use Table Storage
#cursor.execute('INSERT INTO [dbo].[Stores] \
# ([store_name],[start_date],[end_date],[description],[description_cn]) \
# values (?,?,?,?,?)', \
# store_name,start_date,end_date,description,description_cn)
#cnxn.commit()
#Insert data to Table Storage
task = Entity()
task.PartitionKey = 'Outlets'
task.RowKey = store_name
task.StartDate = start_date
task.EndDate = end_date
task.Description = description
task.Description_CN = description_cn
table_service.insert_entity('Outlets', task)
print(store_name)
print(start_date)
print(end_date)
print(description)
print(description_cn)
elif len(date_string.split(" ")) == 6:
start_date_string = date_string.split(" ")[0] + ' ' + \
date_string.split(" ")[1] + ' ' + date_string.split(" ")[-1]
end_date_string = date_string.split(" ")[3] + ' ' + \
date_string.split(" ")[4] + ' ' + date_string.split(" ")[-1]
