This section provides you the details on various fields required to configure Azure Data Factory in Data Integrity Suite.
| Field | Description |
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| Connection name | Specifies the unique name that appears in the interface and helps distinguish between multiple ADF connections. Example: Production ADF |
| Description | An optional field to specify the purpose, environment, or additional context for this connection. Example: ADF instance for production data pipelines |
| Application client id | Specifies the unique identifier of the Azure AD application (service principal) used for authentication. This value is required to establish secure communication with Azure. Example: 8f3c2d91-6b7a-4c1a-bb2f-123456789abc |
| Directory id | Specifies the identifier of the Azure Active Directory tenant associated with the application. This ensures the connection is scoped to the correct organization. Example: 72f988bf-86f1-41af-91ab-2d7cd011db47 |
| Subscription id | Specifies the unique identifier of the Azure subscription that contains the Data Factory instance. This helps locate the relevant resources within Azure. Example: b3c1a8f2-9d4e-4b7d-9c2f-abcdef123456 |
| Resource groups | Specifies the name of the resource group where the Azure Data Factory instance is deployed. This is used to scope and access the relevant ADF resources. Example: rg-data-platform-prod |
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Advanced Options |
Allows you to set the connector logging level and define additional parameters for the ADF connection. |