Creating a JSON body for a Web activity fails when the Concat function re-escapes double quotes in string values. If I have a string variable when an array of JSON:

Creating a JSON body for a Web activity fails when the Concat function re-escapes double quotes in string values. If I have a string variable when an array of JSON:

Creating a JSON body for a Web activity fails when the Concat function re-escapes double quotes in string values. If I have a string variable when an array of JSON:

The ADF portal warns when using the JSON function inside a XML function inside the dynamic content editor when setting a variable. The XML function complains about having a string argument despite the documentation stating that a JSON object is valid.

I am comparing the title in movies.csv, which matches the title element in the json files, and then appending the filename to list.txt in the sink. Assume “Big Hero” and “Moana” are match in file1.json and file5.json. However, ADF returns both entire file1.json and file5.json to the sink.

I have multiple JSON files, and I am searching for the specific elements of the file’s content. If there is a match, copy the parent node and children nodes inside the {metadata} to another storage.
So far, it copies the entire JSON file to another blob storage if it matches the criteria.

I have seen that nested condition in ADF ‘OR’ condition works. But I created an ‘activity’ of an ‘if’ condition which looks like the below:

I intend to build a activity that can be plugged in anywhere, and based on the flow its plugged in, it reports its predecessor and details to a sql table.

I have trouble setting up a parent pipeline in Azure Data Factory. The pipeline should only run 4 child pipelines at once however when starting the pipeline it seems to run all child pipelines at once.

I created a dataset from a csv in a datalake storage.
When I preview the data, via the dataset, every column shows correctly.