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Replacing Excel with Databricks
I have a client that currently uses a lot of Excel with VBA and advanced calculations. Their source data is often stored in SQL Server.I am trying to make the case to move to Databricks. What's a good way to make that case? What are some advantages t...
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Will auto loader read files if it doesn't need to?
I want to run auto loader on some very large json files. I don't actually care about the data inside the files, just the file paths of the blobs. If I do something like``` spark.readStream .format("cloudFiles") .option("cloudFiles.fo...
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Hi @charliemerrell Yes, Databricks will still open and parse the JSON files, even if you're only selecting _metadata.It must infer schema and perform basic parsing, unless you explicitly avoid it.So, even if you do:.select("_metadata")It doesn't skip...
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Search page to search code inside .py files
Hello, hope you are doing good.When on the search page, it seems it's not searching for code inside .py files but rather only the filename.Is there an option somewhere I'm missing to be able to search inside .py files ? Best,Alan
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Trusted assets vs query examples
¡Hi community! In recent days I explored trusted assets in my genie space and this working very well! but I feel a little confused :sIn my genie space I have many queries examples when I create a new function with the same query example for verify th...
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Hello @Dulce42! It depends on your use case. If your function covers the scenario well, you don’t need a separate query example. Having both for the same purpose can create redundancy and make things more complex. Choose the option that best fits you...
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Completed Machine learning course
I have completed my course for Machine learning as part of Learning festival.
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