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I have a python notebook A in Azure Databricks having import statement as below:
import xyz, datetime,...
I have another notebook xyz being imported in notebook A as shown in above code. When I run notebook A, it throws the following error:
ImportEr...
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Create a repository containing an __init__.py fileAdd your library as .py file(s). Let's imagine that our library is composed by multiple sub-folders consolidated in "my_folder", one of sub-folders is named as "math_library" and contains my_awesome_l...
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I'm not sure how a simple thing like importing a module in python can be so broken in such a product. First, I was able to make it work using the following:import sys
sys.path.append("/Workspace/Repos/Github Repo/sparkling-to-databricks/src")
from ut...
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I too wonder the same thing. How can importing a python module be so difficult and not even documented lol.No need for libraries..Here's what worked for me..Step1: Upload the module by first opening a notebook >> File >> Upload Data >> drag and drop ...
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Basically, I have a large csv file that does not fit in a single worksheet. I can just use it in power query. I am trying to import this file into my databricks notebook. I imported it and created a table using that file. But, When I saw the table, i...
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hello, manually opening one of the parts of the csv file is the view different?
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