Frends.AzureDataLake.DeleteFiles / 2.0.0
Summary
Removes the files in a container that match a pattern, leaving the directory structure in place.
Typical use — clearing selected files without disturbing the layout around them
Input Data Lake parameters.
| Name | Type | Default | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ConnectionMethod | ConnectionMethod |
ConnectionString |
ConnectionMethod.ConnectionString |
Which connection method should be used for connecting to Azure Data Lake. Possible values:
|
| ConnectionStringSecret | String |
– | DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=accountname;AccountKey=Pdlrxyz==;EndpointSuffix=core.windows.net |
Connection string to Azure Data Lake. |
| StorageAccountName | String |
– | storager |
Name of the Azure Data Lake account. |
| ApplicationID | String |
– | Y6b1hf2a-80e2-xyz2-qwer3h-3a7c3a8as4b7f |
Application (Client) ID of Azure AD Application. |
| TenantID | String |
– | Y6b1hf2a-80e2-xyz2-qwer3h-3a7c3a8as4b7f |
Tenant ID of Azure Tenant. |
| ClientSecretSecret | String |
– | Password! |
Client Secret of Azure AD Application. |
| ContainerName | String |
test-container |
test-container |
Name of the Azure Data Lake container where the data will be uploaded. Naming: lowercase Valid chars: alphanumeric and dash, but cannot start or end with dash. |
| DeleteFilePattern | String |
– | file?.txt |
Path of file(s) you want to delete from DataLake This parameter can contain a combination of valid literal path and wildcard (* and ?) characters, but it doesn't support regular expressions. |