Thanks @Nasreen Akter & @Pratik Somaiya .
Hello @Michael Mimbela Arenaza ,
I concure with @nasreen , when you are decompressing a file , you cannot get the row count .
You never mentioned what kind of uncompressed files are there , lets assume if you have csv files , You can do
- Add one more copy activity ,
- Copy the records( not file ) from source to a sink ( may be a container)
- Once the copy is done , you will be see the row data as called out by @Nasreen Akter .
- Delete the sink data as we do not need that anyways .
Please do let me if you have any queries.
Thanks
Himanshu
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