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Loop Azure Data Lake Storage (Cloud Connectivity)

Synopsis

This operator loops over all files in the specified folder of your Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage.

Description

After you have configured your Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 account, you can process all Azure Data Lake Storage files within the selected folder.

Be aware that the operator cannot read the file as example set. For this reason, you must connect the file input in the inner process of this operator to another appropriate operator to process the file. For example, if you want to load Excel files from your Azure Data Lake Storage folder, you must connect the file input in the inner process with the Read Excel operator.

Input

  • in (IOObject)

    Optional input data which is delivered to the inner process.

Output

  • out (IOObject)

    Output data of the inner process.

Parameters

  • connection The connection details for the Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 connection have to be specified. If you have already configured an Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 connection, you can select it from the drop-down list. If you have not configured an Azure Data Lake Storage yet, select the icon to the right of the drop-down list. Create a new Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1 connection in the Manage connections box. The account name and account key are required. Range: configurable
  • folder Provide the name of the Azure Data Lake Storage folder over which you want to loop. Note that you need Read and Execute permissions on the root directory to be able to list its content. Range: selection
  • filter Optional filter via a regular expression which is used to exclude files from looping over them, e.g. 'a.*b' for all files starting with 'a' and ending with 'b'. Ignored if empty. Range: string
  • filtered_stringIndicates which part of the file name is matched against the filter expression.
    • file_name: Filtered on the name, e.g. 'myfile.txt'
    • full_path: Filtered on the full path, e.g. '/myfolder/myfile.txt'
    • parent_path: Filtered on the parent folder, e.g. 'myfolder/'
    Range: selection
  • file_name_macro The name of the macro which will contain the name of the current file for each file the loop iterates over, e.g. 'myfile.txt' Range: string
  • file_path_macro The name of the macro which will contain the full path of the current file for each file the loop iterates over, e.g. e.g. '/myfolder1/myfolder2/myfile.txt' Range: string
  • parent_path_macro The name of the macro which will contain the parent folder of the current file for each file the loop iterates over, e.g. e.g. '/myfolder1/myfolder2/' Range: string
  • recursive If selected, the loop will also iterate over all files in all subfolders of the selected folder. Otherwise, it will only iterate over the files in the selected folder. Range: boolean