Unroll Multiple Arrays from JSON File in a Single Flatten Step in Azure Data Factory | ADF Tutorial

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Will it work if I have a csv file and one of the column has json value

shubhammanjalkar
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I have one attribute name shipment in the JSON file there are 100 records total in one file.

In some records shipment is in this format "shipment":[ ]

while in some records shipment is in this format

"shipment": { "id": 171700, "order_print_process_id": 170541 }

so I need to flatten the file in ADF. is this possible to handle this type of problem in Azure data factory using the data flow activity ?

junaidbilal
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But it would be specific to one source file ; how would we make this for generic for any json file

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