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User15787040559
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How can I get Databricks notebooks to stop cutting off the explain plans?

(since Spark 3.0)Dataset.queryExecution.debug.toFilewill dump the full plan to a file, without concatenating the output as a fully materialized Java string in memory.

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dazfuller
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Notebooks really aren't the best method of viewing large files. Two methods you could employ areSave the file to dbfs and then use databricks CLI to download the fileUse the web terminalIn the web terminal option you can do something like "cat my_lar...

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aladda
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User16869510359
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Databricks notebooks can be exported and stored in S3 or any other object storage. The internal storage of the databricks notebook cannot be changed or configured. The implementation is internal to Databicks control plane and not user configurable.

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Anonymous
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Saving charts in S3

Can you save the charts that you create in Databricks notebooks as an image file to s3? For example I'm viewing the dataframe using display(df) and then using the plot button to actually create the graph

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sajith_appukutt
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Would rendering visualizations via plotly and saving them to s3 work ?

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aladda
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aladda
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There’s two places to leverage Github for content management and version control in DatabricksRepos for Git integration - Repos are folders whose contents are co-versioned together by syncing them to a remote Git repository. Repos can contain only Da...

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