Azure Data Factory Connector in Power Apps to run a pipeline

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Posted on 10 Apr 2021 21:17:32 by Wolle_Lernen

i am trying to use the AzureDataFactory Connector to run a exisiting pipeline. Here is the code:

AzureDataFactory.GetPipelineRun("69.............6";"abcd-bi-dev";"abcd-bi-dev-df";"Q6_Steuersaetze")

the parameters for the GetPipelineRun are the following:

1. subscriptionID

2. ResourceGroupName

3. dataFactoryName

4. pipelineRunName

after clicking the button with the code i receive the following Error Message:

"The response is not in a JSON format","innerError": "Cannot read server response"

Any solutions or work around ?

Any advice is appreciated, thanks in advance.

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ChrisPiasecki 6,389 Most Valuable Professional on 12 Apr 2021 at 14:23:59

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Re: Azure Data Factory Connector in Power Apps to run a pipeline

Hi @Wolle_Lernen,

I presume Get Pipeline Run is used to check on the status of a pipeline execution run as it could be a long running process. For example, you would use Create a Pipeline Run to kick-off your execution, then you can use the Pipeline ID returned from that action to periodically call Get Pipeline Run to check the status of it until it is completed (or failed?) and report back to the user on it.

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Wolle_Lernen 12 on 12 Apr 2021 at 14:00:24

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Re: Azure Data Factory Connector in Power Apps to run a pipeline

Hi ChrisPiasecki,

thx for your help this solved my problem.
Can you tell me what "Get Pipeline Run" is used for ?

probaly i misunderstood the documentation.
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ChrisPiasecki 6,389 Most Valuable Professional on 11 Apr 2021 at 01:27:48

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Re: Azure Data Factory Connector in Power Apps to run a pipeline

Hi @Wolle_Lernen,

Are you sure Get Pipeline Run is the action you are looking to run? I believe that just retrieves a prior execution. Have you tried the Create a Pipeline Run action?

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