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In the output of Copy Data, there is a "copyDuration".

Is there also a duration part in the output of the data flow, which is the amount time spent executing this whole data flow? How can I get the total seconds of this data flow activity?

Is this the right way? (@activity('activityName').Duration)

If it' s the right way, how can I transform this duration(hh:mm:ss) (like "00:01:02") to total seconds("62")?

Thanks!!!!

lalalalaalalallll
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  • Does this answer your question? [How to transform hh:mm:ss to total seconds in azure data factory](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70185485/how-to-transform-hhmmss-to-total-seconds-in-azure-data-factory) – All About BI Dec 02 '21 at 02:49

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Yes @activity('activityName').Duration will give you duration details of your data flow execution.

Regarding, transforming duration to seconds. Kindly check below link. How to transform hh:mm:ss to total seconds in azure data factory

ShaikMaheer
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