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Notebook Visualisations suddenly not working

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New Contributor III

Hi all,

I have a python script which runs SQL code against our Delta Live Tables and returns a pandas dataframe. I do this multiple times and then use 'display(pandas_dataframe)'. Once this displays I then create a visualization from the UI which is then added to a dashboard.

I've run this script many times with no issues, however in the past 2 hours the behaviour of the notebook seems to have changed. When I run 'display(pandas_dataframe)' it no longer returns in a state that visualisations can be run from it. Instead it returns as if I'm using the print(pandas_dataframe) instead.

Any advice would be great, thank you. 

 

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Using databricks at works through my company cloud set-up. AWS cloud.

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117074
New Contributor III

Update: Upon restarting the cluster the problem seems to have resolved. However, I still need to find out an explanation for why this happened as it has caused additional work to now be done to restore the graphs.

117074
New Contributor III

Thank you for the detailed response Kaniz, I appreciate it! I do think it may have been cache issues due to there being no spark computation when running them when the error occured.

It did lead me down a train of thought.. is it possible to extract the code used to generate the graphs from the visualisation UI? That way instead of doing display(pandas_df) and manually making the visualisations myself - I can just take this code. Alternatively, I may look into using some plotly graphs! 

Thank you

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