Can I run one notebook from another notebook?

[__Databricks_Su]

Sure. Use the %run syntax as follows:

%run /PoundInclude

The target notebook does not need to be attached to a cluster. It will get pulled into the caller's context.

At this time, you can't combine Scala and Python notebooks, but you can combine Scala+SQL and Python+SQL notebooks.

You must specify the fully-qualified notebook from the root of the Workspace. Relative paths are not supported at this time.

If you have spaces in your notebook name, you'll need to surround the target of %run with quotes as follows:

%run "/PoundInclude (Python)"

[sugreevchawla]

I'm missing something obvious here, I'm running %run 'notebook2' inside 'notebook1' where both notebooks are in the main Workspace directory and receiving the error:

ERROR: File

u'notebook2.py'

not found.

Is there a path setting I forgot?

Thanks

[JeffPang]

Try running the %run in a new cell. There can't be any other code in the same cell performing the %run. You can still use the results of the %run in subsequent cells.

[HananShteingar1]

I also have the same issue. I don't have any other code in the cell.

[SamKlingner]

Bit late: even comments can cause this issue

[JosiahYoder]

You can now use relative paths, e.g. %run "./PoundInclude (Python)"

[RogerErens]

@hshteingart @sugreevc

Does including the notebook file extension help you, e.g.

%run my_other_notebook.ipynb

?

[jayashree]

I want to run an existing notebook from another R notebook.

[VinayakBhardwaj]

dbutils.notebook.run("notebook_name", time(in sec) ,{ " "db_name" : "jmdc_20180731_test"}) @Christian Rodriguez @jayashree @Roger Erens

For example:

dbutils.notebook.run("notebook_1", 600,{ "db_name" : "jmdc_20180731_test"})

Please let me know if you do have any issues.

Mail id : vinayakbhrdwj@gmail.com

[MaheshGupta]

How to call function of notebook_name from let say calling notebook.can you give an example for that use case

[manishtangudu]

How do I make the notebook run in a different window on calling? @Roger Erens

[amanpreetkaur]

Is it possible to import a particular function using %run statement in azure databricks?

[PRABHATKUMAR]

Yes we can import all things (functions,variables etc) from one notebook to another notebook...

Just remember to run %run /Users/path/Notebook_Name in a separate cell

and then you can call one notebook functions in another one @amanpreet kaur

[amanpreetkaur]

Is it possible to do something like this: %run /Users/path/Notebook_Name Function_Name ?

@Prabhu4284