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in this video we are going to be looking at debugging the error and data factory error found when processing csv tsv format text source our file dot csv with row number two found more columns than expected column count and then thereamp;#39;s usually a column count number now you may see that error if youamp;#39;re letamp;#39;s say reading the direct error message or you may see it this way and youamp;#39;ll see operation on target df step that data factory step failed and then youamp;#39;ll see this error code here delimited text more columns than defined and then youamp;#39;ll see this type and then hereamp;#39;s where the error message is right here and then of course you see the source so a couple things about reading this really fast is that weamp;#39;re looking at this this our file.csv is going to be whatever your file is it could be a txt as well it could be any type of delimited file it also is going to tell you the row number thatamp;#39;s a problem and then itamp;#