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Hi Microsoft folks,
I am building a pipeline to copy the latest folder to the lakehouse from SFTP server.It could copy the folder when i entered the folder path manually but couldn't when I passed the folderpath dynamically using the concat function.Hardcoded path for example is '/Directory_name/folderName' .Now i want to dynamically pass the folderName from the the previous filter activity output which is filtering the latest folder.In the pipeline expression builder I wrote '
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Hi @Rutuja1997,
Based on the error " Double quoted string is not allowed"
Expression of type: 'String' does not match the field: 'folderPath'. Expected type is 'object.
can you try the below path :
{
"folderPath": @concat('Directory_name/', activity('Filter1').output.Value[0].name)
}
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Hi Fabric Community,
Apologies for late feedback.The issue was solved by using set variable activity.I stored the concatenated string in set variable and passed that in the folder path.That way i could solve that problem.
Hi Fabric Community,
Apologies for late feedback.The issue was solved by using set variable activity.I stored the concatenated string in set variable and passed that in the folder path.That way i could solve that problem.
Try this
{
"folderPath": "@concat('Directory_name/', activity('Filter1').output.Value[0].name)"
}
Hi Nilendra, Thank you for replying promptly.I tried above suggestion it didn't work.It is showing
I tried this way as well didn't work
Hi @Rutuja1997,
Based on the error " Double quoted string is not allowed"
Expression of type: 'String' does not match the field: 'folderPath'. Expected type is 'object.
can you try the below path :
{
"folderPath": @concat('Directory_name/', activity('Filter1').output.Value[0].name)
}
If this post was helpful, please consider marking Accept as solution to assist other members in finding it more easily.
Hi @Rutuja1997,
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Hi @Rutuja1997 ,
Just checking in regarding the issue you reported with the error "Double quoted string is not allowed" and the mismatched field type for 'folderPath'. As suggested earlier,
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