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Datasets in Azure Data Factory represent data structures within data stores and point to the data that activities use as inputs or outputs. For example, an Azure Blob dataset specifies the blob container and folder in Azure Blob Storage that the pipeline reads from, while an Azure SQL Table dataset specifies the table that the activity writes output data to. This document demonstrates how to create datasets in Azure Data Factory.
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