What must be done after creating a resource in Azure Table Storage?

After creating a resource in Azure Table Storage, selecting the table from the overview and setting additional settings is necessary to configure the table according to the specific requirements of your application. This may involve adjusting properties like table access policies, configuring the table's partitioning for optimal performance, or setting up indices that help with querying. These steps ensure that the table is ready for efficient data management and retrieval.

Configuring additional settings immediately after table creation is important because it allows for an optimized setup that can enhance performance and meet specific use cases. Without these configurations, the table may not perform as expected or be set up in a way that does not align with the application's access patterns or security requirements.

The other options involve steps that are either not mandatory after creating the table or pertain to different scenarios, such as data import or sharing, which can occur at different stages of working with Azure Table Storage.