Data pipeline to download zip file containing multiple csv files from web

[Anonymous]

I am attempting to create a pipeline or pipelines to do the following:

• Download a zip file from a website  (https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/tbl/csv/14100287-eng.zip?st=0Sbmw1wJ)
• Store the binary zip to a lakehouse in the Files/Zip
• Unzip the downloaded file into multiple CSV files in Files/CSV (folder in the lakehouse)
• Dataflow Gen2 to perform the ETL functions

[Ostrzak]

Upvoting the question. I have a similar problem, where pipeline is extracting the csv file, but there are some parsing errors.

[Anonymous]

I would really like a data pipeline solution to this.  It seems like the ability to unzip delimitated files is built-in, but it fails due to the lack of proper handling of multiple files in the zip.  I would love to see a pipeline procedure that unzips multiple files to the Files folders.  Other pipelines would process the csv and combine them.  Any chance that notebooks could solve my problem?

[Anonymous]

I am attempting to create a pipeline or pipelines to do the following:

• Download a zip file from a website  (https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/tbl/csv/14100287-eng.zip?st=0Sbmw1wJ)
• Store the binary zip to a lakehouse in a folder - Files/Zip
• Unzip the downloaded file into multiple CSV files in Files/CSV (folder in the lakehouse)
• Dataflow Gen2 to perform the ETL functions to create a table in the Data lake

The problem is that when I unzip the file into delimited format, there is no way to unzip multiple files to the Files/CSV folder.  The get data in the pipeline wants to create a single file.  I have attempted to go directly from binary zip to table, but the procedure gives me an error because the two CSV are not in the same format. 

I am looking for help on the unzip pipeline into multiple CSV files.

[Brendan151]

You should be able to do this in a Gen2 Dataflow, following tackytechtom's answer from https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Query/zipped-file-how-to-unzip-in-power-query-more-e... 

Run the function with your url and then you can create separate queries in Power Query for each CSV file.

[v-cboorla-msft]

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