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Hi ,
I'm getting below mashup error while writing to lakehouse from dataflow gen2. Could someone please help??
I tried to recreate lakehouse but still getting the same error.
Solved! Go to Solution.
The dataflow is reading from lakehouse file folder with few transformations. The error message is really vague. There was a null value in that column which was not allowing the data to be loaded into the lakehouse. I was able to do load after removing null values from the column. The data type was text, seems like a limitation or bug.
Hi @DiKi-I ,
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Thank you.
The dataflow is reading from lakehouse file folder with few transformations. The error message is really vague. There was a null value in that column which was not allowing the data to be loaded into the lakehouse. I was able to do load after removing null values from the column. The data type was text, seems like a limitation or bug.
Hi. The message states clear that it can't find a column in the table. It could be because it doesn't exist at the source or the credentials entered don't have permission to see the column. Take a deeper look at the table you are trying to move to the lakehouse and make sure the column exists. The failure could be because one of the steps at the dataflow is specifically naming that column. For example if you have a changed type step that names that specific column. It can't change the type. You could remove it from there and check if it continues.
I hope that helps,
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