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Default Query Limit 1000

Digan_Parikh
Valued Contributor

By default, we return back up to 1000 query results when a user runs a cell in Databricks. E.g., if you run display(storeData) and you have ten million customers, the UI will show the first 1000 results. If you graph that by age of customer, similarly you'll only see up to 1000 data points.

Question: Is there any way to change the 1000 for the display row limit at workspace, cluster and notebook level?

Answer: Yes this is possible but the changes need to occur at the shard level. Note, larger values may increase the likelihood of the webapp instability because it will load a lot of results. Please reach out to your Databricks contact for a detailed conversation.

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Digan_Parikh
Valued Contributor

Yes this is possible but the changes need to occur at the shard level. Note, larger values may increase the likelihood of the webapp instability because it will load a lot of results. Please reach out to your Databricks contact for a detailed conversation.

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Digan_Parikh
Valued Contributor

Yes this is possible but the changes need to occur at the shard level. Note, larger values may increase the likelihood of the webapp instability because it will load a lot of results. Please reach out to your Databricks contact for a detailed conversation.

User16805453151
New Contributor III

This is simple in Databricks SQL, just uncheck LIMIT 1000 in the drop down.

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