29- Foreach Activity in Azure Data Factory.pptx
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The ForEach Activity in Azure Data Factory defines a repeating control flow that iterates over a collection and executes specified activities in a loop. It functions similarly to a foreach loop in programming languages by allowing specified activities to run for each item in a collection. The ForEach Activity is used to repeat tasks within a pipeline a number of times based on the items in a collection.
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