Azure Data Factory for Beginners - Build Data Ingestion - Understanding the Set Batch Status and GetRunID

The video tutorial explains the set batch status stored procedure, which is executed after data ingestion. The instructor provides a high-level overview, encouraging students to explore the code in Azure Data Studio. The procedure sets the batch status based on pipeline execution results, handling parameters like system code and frequency. It generates a new batch with a run ID if successful, or marks it with errors if not. The get run ID procedure is also discussed, detailing how it constructs a run ID using parameters. Students are urged to study and improve the code independently.

What is the primary purpose of the 'set a batch status' stored procedure?

• To execute data ingestion

• To set the status of a batch based on pipeline execution

• To create a new database

• To delete old batch records

Which tool does the instructor suggest using to explore the stored procedure code?

• SQL Server Management Studio

• Eclipse

• Visual Studio Code

• Azure Data Studio

What happens if all pipelines complete successfully in the 'set a batch status' procedure?

• A new batch is generated with a status of 'not started'

• The status is set to 'completed with errors'

• The batch is deleted

• The status remains unchanged

What does the 'get run ID' stored procedure do?

• Generates a new run ID using specific parameters

• Updates the status of a batch

• Deletes old run IDs

• Executes data ingestion

Which parameters are used by the 'get run ID' procedure to create a run ID?

• Database name, table name, and column name

• Batch ID, user ID, and timestamp

• Pipeline status, error code, and frequency

• Snapshot date, bit ID, and run number