If you are working on a bulk data, there is always a need to focus only on a particular set of data. We bring this filter in D365FO using WHERE clause in SELECT statement, do-while loop , DELETE statement etc.
It is also possible to filter in Data Factory as well. I will explain in the below section.
- Create a container in Azure Storage Account and upload a JSON file . In my case, I am…
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Filter expression in Azure Data Factory
If you are working on a bulk data, there is always a need to focus only on a particular set of data. We bring this filter in D365FO using WHERE clause in SELECT statement, do-while loop , DELETE statement etc. It is also possible to filter in Data Factory as well.
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