How can I view an exported DBC notebook in my computer?

[n-riesco]

Is it possible to convert to or export as a .ipynb notebook?

[kyle1]

Hi @n-riesco - Right now you can export the source code to your computer. Navigate to the file you want > click the down caret > export. This will be in .py, .scala, or .sql format.

Databricks also has GitHub integration for source code version control. To access this within a notebook click "Revision History" on the top right corner.

Also, Databricks is looking to add the ability to export to .ipynb format in coming releases.

[rlgarris]

Additionally, if you export a directory and/or file you can extract the JSON by using the unzip command.

[mushroom]

Is there any way to convert a DBC archive to code (py or ipynb) offline? Someone sent me a dbc file and I'd like to take a look at the code. thanks

[JRL]

VSCode offers an extension called DBC Language Syntax. You will need to configure a connection to a running Databricks cluster. Microsoft offers you the first 200 hours free on Azure. It may be enough to get you started. The "DBC Language Syntax" will open the file, but it will first look for the connection.

[AlexV]

You can rename somefile.dbc to somefile.zip and open it with the Windows File Explorer, however the .python files cannot be opened in vscode or pycharm