Hello anonymous user ,
Thanks for the ask and using Microsoft Q&A platform .
This is what I will suggest ,
- Use a lookup ( lets name it Get distinct year ) , to get all the distinct years , Since you have SQL as source . A simple query like
"Select ditinct year from some table " should work .
- Use a foreach and use the output of the lookup eg
@activity('Get distinct year ').output.value- Inside the Lookup , add a copy activity in the source option use the query and create a dynamic expression .
@markus.bohland@hotmail.de ('select * from [dbo].[YourTableName] where year=' , item().year ) .
Please do let me know how it goes .
Thanks
Himanshu
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