10. How to write filenames as separate rows in csv using adf pipeline

In this video, we learnt how to write filenames as separate rows in csv using adf pipeline
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[@pawansalwe1926]

I appreciate your effort in creating this valuable video. However, I'd like to suggest a correction. In the control flow pipeline, instead of using the copy activity, you could have directly passed the array into the data flow. In this approach, we could use a dummy file as the source and utilize the FileArrayParameter. This parameter essentially represents an array, enabling us to directly employ the flatten transformation and load the data into the sink

[@yuvarajvaradarajan5533]

Nice articulation for this type of use cases. Great reference nicely compiled

[@avinashthakur4744]

Nicely explained and also covering each topics 👍
Keep up the good work Annu 😊✌️

[@MohammedKhan-np7dn]

Nice Content with good usecase

[@azurecontentannu6399]

Thankyou 😊

[@mdkhan449]

excellent explanation .......

[@sravankumar1767]

You are coming with nice scenarios Annu.. keep it up

[@azurecontentannu6399]

Thank you 😊

[@nagendraparvathaneni6612]

Hi Annu,
Are you teach ADF,if yes please share the details

[@anubhavsharma9449]

In which scenerios we have to create a varriable like this and pass a dummy csv file?

[@PriyankaBariki-ot8kp]

I am unble to copy the value of append varible into csv file . i get the below error
Unable to cast object of type 'System.String' to type 'System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary`2[System.String,System.Object

[@NiteeshKumarPinjala]

while adding variable in append variable use flower brackets --> @{variables('Filenames')}