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Operation on target ForEach1 failed: The function 'length' expects its parameter to be an array
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi Anonymous , nilendraFabric BhaveshPatel
Thanks for all your suggestions. All point to the same approach.
I solved the issue as follows.
In the Query area of the Lookup settings, I first used
select TABLE_SCHEMA as SchemaName , TABLE_NAME as TableName
From ecommerce INFORMATION_SCHEMA_TABLES
where TABLE_TYPE= 'BASIC TABLE'
This did give me thee schemaname and tablename. But did not have the option to select value array in the For Each Loop.
I changed the query to
select s.name as SchemaName,
t.name as TableName from sys.tables t
JOIN sys.schemas s on t.schema_Id = s.schema_Id Order by s.name ,t.name
This also gave me the SchemaName and TableName. And it allowed me to choose Lookuparray in the ForEach loop.
So by the above in the query solved my issue in the ForEach loop.
Another thing I observed is
In the destination screen of the Copy acitityIf I put the @item().TableName in the fileName above, it did generate the files but coluld not be previewed in the Lakehouse. And the
whas greyed out .txt and could not be changed to csv.
With the above settings the files got created with .csv extension and could be previewed.
However the file names included dbo. in the beginning of the file name.Anonymous . May be you can check with internal documentation for above behaviour.
With this I have solved my issue.
Cheers
CheenuSing
Hi Anonymous
try Modify the ForEach `Items` property to reference the full array from the Lookup output:
@activity('Lookup1').output.value
Hi Anonymous , nilendraFabric BhaveshPatel
Thanks for all your suggestions. All point to the same approach.
I solved the issue as follows.
In the Query area of the Lookup settings, I first used
select TABLE_SCHEMA as SchemaName , TABLE_NAME as TableName
From ecommerce INFORMATION_SCHEMA_TABLES
where TABLE_TYPE= 'BASIC TABLE'
This did give me thee schemaname and tablename. But did not have the option to select value array in the For Each Loop.
I changed the query to
select s.name as SchemaName,
t.name as TableName from sys.tables t
JOIN sys.schemas s on t.schema_Id = s.schema_Id Order by s.name ,t.name
This also gave me the SchemaName and TableName. And it allowed me to choose Lookuparray in the ForEach loop.
So by the above in the query solved my issue in the ForEach loop.
Another thing I observed is
In the destination screen of the Copy acitity
If I put the @item().TableName in the fileName above, it did generate the files but coluld not be previewed in the Lakehouse. And the
whas greyed out .txt and could not be changed to csv.
With the above settings the files got created with .csv extension and could be previewed.
However the file names included dbo. in the beginning of the file name.
Anonymous . May be you can check with internal documentation for above behaviour.
With this I have solved my issue.
Cheers
CheenuSing